Federal health insurance program for eligible individuals.
What is Medicare?
$0 when 40 quarters have been worked.
State-run program that provides hospital and medical coverage for people with low income.
What is Medicaid?
Will not cover out of network care, unless there is an emergency.
What is an HMO?
What is Part A?
$174.70
What is 2024 Part B monthly premium?
Considered a "provider" but it is not "health insurance".
What is the VA?
What is a SNP?
Medical Insurance
What is Part B?
Varies by plan carrier.
What are Medicare Advantage plan premiums?
Varies by state to help with prescription costs based on need.
What is SPAP?
Providers can refuse to accept the plan or a per-visit basis, so beneficiaries must call ahead of each appointment to confirm network participation for services needing rendered.
What is PFFS?
Medicare Advantage
What is Part C?
A set dollar amount paid per visit.
What is a copay?
Program that helps Medicare beneficiaries with drug costs, premiums, deductibles & copays.
What is LIS?
Allows a beneficiary to select a PCP who manages access to other doctors, beneficiary can leave the network at a higher cost.
What is HMO-POS?
Coverage for prescribed medications.
What is Part D?
A fixed dollar amount that must be met before plan pays.
What is a deductible?
Health Policy selected and purchased by a company and offered to eligible employees & their dependents.
What is Employer Coverage?
What is a PPO?