Medicare-Part A
Part A is hospital insurance provided by Medicare.
Most people do not pay a premium for this coverage.
Part A covers inpatient care in skilled nursing facilities, critical access hospitals, and hospitals. Hospice and home health care are also covered by Part A.
Note: Facilities can only bill Medicare part A claims
Medicare- Part B
Part B is medical insurance to pay for medically necessary services (Physician Services) and supplies provided by Medicare.
Most people will have to pay a premium to receive this coverage.
Part B covers outpatient care, doctor’s services, physical or occupational therapists, and additional home health care.
Note: Physician can only bill Medicare Part B claims
Medicare- Part C
Part C is the combination of Part A and Part B.
The main difference in Part C is that it is provided through private insurance companies approved by Medicare. With this program
May have lower costs and receive extra benefits.
Medicare- Part D
Part D is stand-alone prescription drug coverage insurance.
Most people do have to pay a premium for this coverage.
Plans vary and cover different drugs, but all medically necessary drugs are covered.
You can choose what drug plan will be best suited to your needs.
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