what age can a spouse receive medicare?

Answer 1

There are several things to take into consideration.
If the person is 65 years old and receiving Social Security they receive Medicare.

If the person is under 65 years old, they and are on Social Security they have to wait two years before Medicare kicks in.

If a person is trying to get Medicare and they are younger than 65 years old, they can draw off of a spouse's Social Security or have a work history themselves. If a person had a disability before age of 22 years old and one of their parents is receiving Social Security, that person would qualify to apply. The disability has to be verified by a qualifying professional (a doctor) to state they can no longer work.

www.ssa.org will give you many answers to your questions.

Answer 2

His spouse can acquire Medicare if she is sufficiently old. His minor toddlers can no longer acquire Medicare, yet they're entitled to Social protection reward. He must be submitting for them ASAP, because it takes a at the same time as for the place of work work to be processed.