Question: Can I take Medicare and not Social Security?
Answer: Yes, you may delay the receipt of your Social Security benefits beyond age 65 yet still apply for Medicare coverage at age 65.
Can I take Medicare and not Social Security?
From Michael Rubin, former About.com Guide
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