Can someone who has medicare taxes paid in full obtain medicare part A ONLY ?

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Nov 20, 2010, 11:25 AM

Can someone who has medicare taxes paid in full obtain medicare part A ONLY ?

Can someone who has paid their medicare taxes in full obtain medicare part A only and does not want part B?
Not elegible for Social Security benefits.

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