Medicare 2020

Medicare is federal health insurance for all of the following categories of people except which one?

Medicare is administered by which government agency?

What are the four main Medicare parts?

If a person is under age 65, he or she

Which of the following statements is true about Part B eligibility and premiums?

A person is automatically enrolled in Part A and Part B if he or she is getting benefits from Social Security or the Railroad Retirement Board (RRB). When does coverage usually start?

If a person is eligible for Medicare — but is not automatically enrolled — he or she can sign up during the 7-month period that begins 3 months before the month the person turns 65, includes the month the person turns 65, and ends 3 months after the month the person turns 65. What is this enrollment period called?

If a person is eligible for Medicare — but is not automatically enrolled and didn’t sign up for Medicare when first eligible because he or she is still covered under a group health plan based on current employment, he or she can sign up later — up until 8 months after the employment ends or the coverage ends, whichever happens first. This enrollment period is called what?

If a person is eligible for Medicare — but is not automatically enrolled and didn’t sign up for Medicare when first eligible during the initial enrollment period — he or she can sign up between January 1 and March 31 each year. What is this enrollment period called?

Part A (Hospital Insurance) pays for all of the following except which one?

Which of the following statements is FALSE about Part B (Medical Insurance)?

Which of the following statements is FALSE about Part C (Medicare Advantage)?

What are the two ways to get Part D (Prescription Drug Coverage)?

A person is eligible for premium-free Part A if age 65 or older, and the person (or the person’s spouse) has