Medicare Basics
This is Medicare Part C.
What is Medicare Advantage?
This type of assistance provided by medicare allows its recipients to change their plan once a month.
What is LIS?
LIS is also called this.
What is Extra Help?
This plan usually requires staying in-network except emergencies.
What is an HMO?
This is the word that is mostly not accepted when comparing 1 plan over the other.
What is the word best?
Original Medicare includes these two parts.
What are Parts A and B?
This enrollment period is typically used when medicaid is gained or lost nor the level changed
Whast is MCD
LIS mainly helps with this type of cost.
What are prescription drug costs?
This plan usually offers more out-of-network flexibility.
What is a PPO?
You must verify these before recommending a plan.
What are doctors, medications, pharmacy, benefits, and eligibility?
This part covers prescription drugs.
What is Part D?
This enrollment period is used for people that have Chronic conditions.
What is CSN?
A client with Medicaid and Medicare may qualify for this type of plan.
What is a D-SNP?
This plan is designed for people with specific chronic conditions.
What is a C-SNP?
Before discussing plan details, the agent needs this documented permission.
What is Scope of Appointment?
This part usually covers hospital care.
What is Part A?
You cant just use a disaster SEP make sure you have this as well.
What is a missed enrollment period.
This is a benefit of both full and partial medicaid recipients.
What is having the part B premium paid?
This plan is designed for people with Medicare and Medicaid.
What is a D-SNP?
This is the difference between Medicare Advantage and a Medicare Supplement.
What is MA replaces how benefits are received, while a supplement only helps cover Original Medicare costs?
This enrollment period is used when taking someone off of a c-snp
What is SNP?
These are the Full medicaid levels,
What are QMB,QMB+,FBDE,SLMB+
Other than diabetes and heart plans this is the second most seen C-SNP
What are lung disorder plans?
An agent should never enroll a client unless the client clearly understands this.
What are the plan benefits, costs, network, and coverage rules?