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"There are multiple ways to qualify for Medicare, and qualifying may be easier than you think. Let’s examine the qualifications to understand your Medicare eligibility.\nQualifying for Original Medicare\nThe most common qualifier for Medicare is age: depending on your work history, most people qualify for Medicare when they turn 65. There are, however, a few other possible qualifications for eligibility. You may also qualify if you:\nBe a U.S. Citizen and 65 or Older\nHave End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD)\nHave Lou Gehrig’s Disease\nAre Receiving/Can Receive Social Security or Railroad Retirement Benefits\nAre a Government Employee (either you or your spouse)\nAre Under 65 and Have Received Certain Disability Benefits from the RRB for at Least 24 Months\nAre Under 65 and Have Received Disability Benefits from Social Security for 24 Months or More\n........"
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