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A Retired worker over 65 or disabled worker
B Wife (over 65) of retired or disabled workerd
B1 Husband of retired or disabled worker
B2 Wife whose entitlement is dependent on the care of a child
B3 Second wife
B4 Second Husband
B5 Second wife (entitlement is dependent on child) 
B6 Ex-wife (entitlement is dependent on child)
B7 Third wife (entitlement is dependent on child)
B8 Third Wife
B9 Second Ex-wife
BR Divorce Husband's benefits
BT Second divorced husband's benefits
C Child (including a disabled child or a student). Suffixes for these beneficiaries are assigned by age:C1 is the youngest, C2 the next youngest, etc.
Note: for suffixes A through C, an "h" may appear in front, indicating that the beneficiary is disabled. these benefits are paid for by the disability insurance trust fund, not Medicare.
D Widower
D1 Widower 
D2 Second widow
D3 Second widower
D4 Widow who remarried after age 60
D5 Widower who remarried after age 62
D6 Surviving Ex-wife
D7 Second surviving ex-wife
D8 Aged widow, third claimant
D9 Remarried widow who have formerly been B3
DA Remarried widow who had formerly been B8 or D8
E Widowed Mother
E1 Mother (Ex-wife) who survives the retired worker
E2 Second widowed mother
E3 Second mother (ex-wife) who survives the retired worker
E4 Widowed father
E5 Third widow, mother
E6 Third widow, mother, second claimant
E7 widow, mother, third claimant
E9 Third surviving divorce, mother
F Parent category (the "F" suffix not used alone) for aged dependents
F1 Father
F2 Mother
F3 Stepfather
F4 Stepmother
F5 Adopting father
F6 Adopting mother'
F7 Second alleged father
F8 Second alleged mother
J, K Special beneficiaries whose entitlement depends on the number of quarters of employment they have under social security.
J1,J2,K1,K2 Entitled to part
J3,J4, K3, K4 Not entitled to Part A (but may have bought part A Coverage)
K5 Second Prouty wife entitled to deemed hospital insurance.
K6 Second Prouty wife entitled to deemed hospital insurance.
K7 Second Prouty wife not entitled to deemed hospital insurance.
K8 Second Prouty wife not entitled to deemed hospital insurance.
W Disabled widow
W1 Disabled widower
W2 Second disabled widow
W3 Second disabled widower
W6 Disabled surviving ex-wife
W7 Second disabled surviving ex-wife
T An individual entitled to Part A benefits, but not to Retirement and Survivor's or Railroad Retirement Insurance, or who is entitled to Medicare based on chronic renal disease will use this number. It applies whether or not the beneficiary elects to receive Part B.
M An individual enrolled in Part B who is not entitled to Retirement and Survivor's or Railroad Retirement Insurance, and is not eligible for Part A, but may have bought Part A coverage.
M1 An individual enrolled in Part B only who meets the requirements for Part A but has not applied.

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