Based on this thread
https://www.early-retirement.org/forums/f38/ss-at-age-70-and-medicare-easy-pay-115256.html
Those of us that started SS after starting Medicare, have been paying their Medicare premiums via easy pay or quarterly via CC. The CC option means at least I have been getting $2000/yr in points or 2% back. So I start SS next month, but was required to make a quarterly payment that will overlap. How does Medicare refund the difference once the premiums are deducted from SS? Check, DD, CC credit, or an increase in a SS payment (last two seem pretty doubtful)
https://www.early-retirement.org/forums/f38/ss-at-age-70-and-medicare-easy-pay-115256.html
Those of us that started SS after starting Medicare, have been paying their Medicare premiums via easy pay or quarterly via CC. The CC option means at least I have been getting $2000/yr in points or 2% back. So I start SS next month, but was required to make a quarterly payment that will overlap. How does Medicare refund the difference once the premiums are deducted from SS? Check, DD, CC credit, or an increase in a SS payment (last two seem pretty doubtful)