This is Medicare Part A's primary function...
What is hospital insurance?
This is the 2022 deductible a Medicare person must reach for Part B...
What is the annual deductible of $233?
This is what Medicare Part C is also known as...
What is Medicare Advantage?
This is given to individuals who may have to pay more if they did not enroll in a Part D plan when they first became eligible.
What is a Late Enrollment Penalty?
In place of Medicare Advantage, this option is the other choice for seniors that covers the remaining 20% that Original Medicare does not...
What is Medigap Insurance?
What is Medicare Supplement Insurance?
What is Plan G or N?
This is the 2022 Medicare Part A deductible...
(Hospital Portion)
What is 1,556 dollars?
This is the $$$ amount you must pay from Social Security to cover Part B in 2022.
What is $170.10 per month?
With Medicare Advantage, these benefits are frequently bundled together with the insured's primary plan...
What are dental, vision, hearing, and prescription benefits?
In 2022, $480 represents THIS for Medicare prescription drug plans...
What is the prescription deductible?
This would be the only reason a person could OPT OUT of a Medicare Part D plan and not suffer a penalty...
What is having other credible prescription drug coverage in place?
These services are NOT covered by Part A
What are preventive and wellness services?
An individual is allowed to do THIS if they are still working OR are covered by a spouse's employer plan...
What is OPT-OUT?
If you enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan, your original Medicare is now owned and operated by...
Who are the private insurance companies?
This is the period when you pay 25% of the cost for brand-name and generic prescription drugs.
What is the donut hole or coverage gap period?
This part of Medicare would cover Durable Medical Supplies and Equipment...
What is Medicare Part B?
This office of administration helps to enroll you into Original Medicare (Part A and B)
Who is the Social Security Administration?
This is the amount of time a Medicare enrollee gets when they first turn 65 and enter their INITIAL ENROLLMENT PERIOD
What are 7 months?
These two parts are mandatory to have in place before an individual can enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan...
What are Parts A and B?
This document lists all covered medications for each Part D prescription drug plan...
What is the FORMULARY?
This is the normal age that a person would be eligible for Medicare...
What is 65 years old?
Days 1 - 60 are called WHAT for Part A when admitted into the hospital. After 60 days, the Part A deductible resets.
What is the benefit period?
This is the amount that your Medicare Part B normally pays for a Medicare-approved service...
What is 80%?
These are the dates for the Medicare annual enrollment period...
What is Oct 15th through Dec 7th?
This is the time of year an individual may choose to change or upgrade their prescription drug plan (Part D)...
What is Oct 15 - Dec 7th?
What is the annual enrollment period?
This form must be signed before appointments and protects Seniors from corrupt agents and misinformation...
What is the Scope of Appointment Form?
Must be kept for 10 years on file by the agent/agency.