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MEDICARE 101

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WHAT IS MEDICARE?

A Federal health insurance program established in 1965.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR MEDICARE BENEFITS?

  • Anyone age 65 or older

  • Anyone under age 65 – who has collected 24 months of Social Security Disability Income

  • All ages diagnosed with End Stage Renal Disease or ALS – Lou Gehrig’s Disease

People who have Medicare are called beneficiaries.

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WHAT DOES PART A COVER?

  • Inpatient Hospital Care

  • Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) Care

  • Behavioral & Mental Health

  • Hospice Care

  • Home Health Services

  • Nursing Home Care

WHAT DOES PART B COVER?

  • Covers Medicare-eligible physician services

  • Outpatient hospital services and surgery

  • Outpatient rehabilitative services 

  • Durable medical equipment 

  • Ambulance services

  • Lab tests & X-rays

WHAT'S NOT COVERED BY ORIGINAL MEDICARE?

 

  • Part D (Prescription Drug coverage)

  • Annual Physical

  • Routine vision exams or glasses

  • Routine dental care or dentures

  • Routine hearing exams or hearing aids

  • 1st 3 pints of blood

  • Cosmetic surgery

  • Custodial care

  • Long Term Care

  • Naturopath doctors

  • Most chiropractic services

  • Most acupuncture services

  • Massage Therapy

  • Concierge care (also called concierge medicine, retainer-based medicine, boutique medicine, platinum practice, or direct care)​

For a more well-rounded health coverage, you might want to add a Medicare Supplement or Medicare Advantage plan to your Original Medicare benefits.

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To learn more about the parts of Medicare, click on each box below:

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Part A
Hospital

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Part B
Medical

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Part C
Medicare Advantage

Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Insurance

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Part D

Prescription Drug

Coverage

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