Congress proposes Medicare buy-in for retired or disabled first responders ages 50–64
Expanding Health Care Options for First Responders Act
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Landsman, Gallego Introduce Bill to Allow First Responders Early Access to Medicare
Announcement of the Expanding Health Care Options for First Responders Act (H.R. 6147 / S. 3221), creating a Medicare buy-in option for eligible first responders ages 50–64 who retire early or leave due to disability.

Gallego, Landsman Introduce Bill to Allow First Responders Early Access to Medicare
Press release describing S. 3221 / H.R. 6147 to let certain first responders buy into Medicare starting at age 50, with supporting quotes and endorsements from first responder groups.

S. 3221, the “Expanding Health Care Options for First Responders Act.”
FOP support letter for S. 3221 describing the Medicare buy-in concept for public safety officers who retire before age 65 and may lose employer-sponsored coverage.
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