Can you have Medicare Part A only?

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Can you have Medicare Part A only?

Most people get Medicare Part A at no premium cost. Eligible people can choose to join Medicare Part A only, but it covers only hospital stay expenses. Delayed enrollment in Part A can mean a 10% increase to your premium when you do sign up.

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