Medicare Enrollment and Coverage Considerations Quiz

Enrollment in Medicare starts at the age of 65.

Medicare Part A covers expenses related to hospital stays.

Individuals receiving Social Security benefits are automatically enrolled in Medicare.

Medicare Part C refers to Medicare Advantage plans.

Routine dental care is not covered by Medicare.

The purpose of Medicare Part D is to provide coverage for prescription drugs.

Fee-for-Service (FFS) is not a type of Medicare Advantage plan.

Changes to Medicare coverage can be made during the Annual Enrollment Period.

Late enrollment in Medicare Part B incurs a penalty of 10% of the premium for each year of delay.

The income threshold for the Medicare Part B premium surcharge is $85,000 for an individual.

Medicare Part B covers ambulance services.

Marital status is not a factor that affects Medicare eligibility.

Medicare Part D is responsible for covering prescription drugs.

There is a one-month waiting period for coverage to begin after enrolling in Medicare.

Medigap insurance is designed to fill gaps in Medicare coverage.

There is a 60-day grace period for enrolling in Medicare Part D after becoming eligible.

Medicare Savings Programs provide coverage for low-income individuals.

Medicare Advantage provides additional benefits, while Medigap fills coverage gaps.