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Eligibility- Caid or Care
Who Pays for it
Part A, B, C, or D
Medicare or Medicaid
Services Provided
100
Services are provided to those 133% at or under poverty line
What is Medicaid
100
The state goverment
What is Medicaid
100
Perscription drugs
What is part D
100
tested health and medical services program for certain individuals and families with low incomes and few resources.
What is Medicaid
100
Inpatient and outpatient hospital visits
What is Medicaid
200
Services are provided to those over the age of 65
What is Medicare
200
2.9% of a person's paycheck
What is Medicare
200
It is hospital insurance and covers hospital visits
What is part A
200
Federal health insurance program that pays for hospital and medical care for elderly and certain disable Americans
What is Medicare
200
Laboratory and X-ray work
What is Medicaid
300
The person is disabled, but under the age of 65
What is Medicare
300
Different states receive different amounts of money for this insurance policy
What is Medicaid
300
Covers home health care
What is part B
300
Broken up into 4 parts
What is Medicare
300
Occupational, Physical and Speech therapy
What is Medicare
400
Pregnant; age 20; no job
What is Medicaid
400
Payroll taxes from FICA
What is Medicare
400
Requires a payment of premiums and deductibles
What is part D
400
Each state sets their own guidelines, services, and eligibility
What is Medicaid
400
Post-Stroke rehabilitation
What is Medicare
500
Families are reviewed each year to determine if they will continue to receive this insurance plan
What is Medicaid
500
Money is set aside in trust funds to reimburse hospitals, physicians, and private insurance companies
What is Medicare
500
The advantage plan
What is part C
500
Person lives in the same residence for 5 consecutive years and pays into social security benefits for 10 consecutive years
What is Medicare
500
Children Vaccinations are provided
What is Medicaid