

If your bank rejects or returns your premiums deduction, we’ll send you a letter with instructions on other ways to pay your premiums. We’ll only try to deduct your premiums once each month. Until then, you must pay your Medicare premiums another way. Once the amount you owe is within the limits, your automatic deductions can begin. If you owe more than these limits, we won’t be able to deduct your premiums.

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After the initial deduction, 1 month’s premiums plus $10 is the maximum deduction each month. Your initial ACH deduction can be up to 3 months’ premiums. It will appear on your bank statement as a “CMS Medicare Premium” Automated Clearing House (ACH) transaction. We’ll deduct your premiums from your bank account, usually on the 20th of each month. (Visit for more information on ways to pay your premiums.) How do automatic bank deductions work? Once your form is successfully processed, your Medicare Premium Bills (form CMS-500) will state “THIS IS NOT A BILL” in the upper right corner, indicating that your automatic deductions should begin. If we can’t process your form, we’ll return the form to you with a letter explaining why. Louis, MO 63197-9000 What happens once I return this form?

We’ll use it to validate the Routing and Account numbers you provided on the form. If you’re using a checking account to pay your premiums, attach a blank, voided check.
