UNITED STATES—Hello Toni: When I turned 65 in May 2024, I continued to work full-time with a health savings account HSA as my employer benefits and use GoodRX to cover prescriptions. My employer’s human resources manager advised me to enroll in Medicare Part A when I turned 65, which was not correct information because I could not fund my HSA from the time I enrolled in Medicare Part A. When I retire at 70 is when I will enroll in Medicare Part B.

Now I am experiencing a Medicare issue and need guidance, Toni. In July, I applied on medicare.gov for a Medicare Part D plan to begin Aug. 1 because I am now taking an expensive blood pressure prescription that GoodRX does not cover which costs over $650 a month.

I just received a notice from Medicare saying they do not have a record of me hav

See Full Page