Part A
Part A is referred to as this type of coverage.
What is hospital care?
Part B is considered this type of coverage.
What are outpatient medical / doctor visits?
Another name for Part C.
What is a Medicare Advantage Plan?
Another name for Part D.
What is a prescription drug plan?
Another name for Medigap.
What is a Medicare Supplement?
The cost for Part A after paying into Medicare for more than 10 years.
What is premium free or $0 premium?
The enrollment period for Part B when someone turns 65.
What is IEP or the Initial Enrollment Period?
Replaced by Part C.
What are Part A, Part B, and often Part D.
The four coverage phases in order.
What is the deductible phase, the initial coverage phase, the coverage gap phase, and the catastrophic coverage phase?
The number of standardized plans.
What is ten?
The enrollment period for Part A when turning 65.
What is IEP or the Initial Enrollment Period?
When someone does not enroll in Part B when initially eligible.
What is Delayed Part B?
Pays a portion of the Part B premium.
What is Part B Giveback?
The amounts paid per prescription.
What are copays and coinsurance?
The states with non-standard plans.
What are Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Wisconsin?
The Part A deductible for 2023.
What is $1,600?
The Part B premium for 2023.
What is $164.90?
The Part A benefit not covered under a Medicare Advantage plan.
What is hospice care?
A contracted pharmacy offering lower cost share.
What is a preferred pharmacy?
Initial enrollment for Medigap
What is the six months period starting the month Part B becomes effective?
The two Part A premiums for those who have paid into Medicare less than 10 years.
What are $278 and $506?
The penalty for late Part B enrollment without other creditable coverage.
What is 10% for each 12-month period?
A program that helps reduce some premiums and prescription drug copays.
What is Extra Help also known as LIS or Low Income Subsidy?
What is Step Therapy?
Two factors affecting Medigap premiums.
What are inflation and age?