The expiration date on the ID is when you will turn 65 and become eligible for Medicare Part A and Part B. This what I was told when I took my wife to get her new ID card.
I am so sorry about that. Either have your PCM do a referral or make an appointment yourself. I can tell you first hand when my anxiety gets the best of me it really messes with my IBS.
I was denied IBS the first time that I applied for it. Went to a gastroenterologist and explained to him what was going on with my digestive system while in Iraq. I had a colonoscopy to rule out polyps. He wrote a letter stating that my anxiety played a part in my IBS. I ended up with 30% after...
My civilian PCM recently told me that I have stage III kidney disease. I don't have hypertension and not a diabetic. My creatinine is consistently over 1.5 and my GFR ranges around 59.
I've pulled up my lab work from the Blue button. And my creatinine and GFR has been high since 1998.
So, basically, A chapter 61 retiree USAR/NG will lose retirement pay in order to collect CRDP?
The longevity pay is what I would receive in today times if I currently met the age 59 1/2 or 60.