Janwillem: maybe I am missing part of the story. Is your claim back in the USA? Medicare does not work once you cross the border.

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Larry, I neglected to mention that
after three years I am returning to the US. Not that I have a claim rather that I am prepared so that I may MAKE a claim at some point!! And this past year when I turn 65 I have attempted multiple times to ensure that I remain active in the system. Unfortunately there was a series of random disconnects resulting in my being dropped!!! Thanks for helping me clarify.

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Yes that makes sense. All I can suggest is trying the Social Security people at the Embassy in Manila. Not sure if they can help with Medicare. You may have to just go with a wing and a prayer and wait till you are back at your hometown SS office.

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I have just had automatic monthly withdrawals from my SS check, once I turned 65, including the prescription drug component. About $120/ month. Wasn't difficult to do online. Not sure what problem is, exactly. Withdrawals continued when I was overseas. Need more detail.

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