Medicare Part B Billing and Compliance Quiz

Test your knowledge on Medicare Part B billing, premiums, late enrollment penalties, and coverage details with these essential questions.

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Which of the following services is typically covered by Medicare Part B?

Hospital stays

Prescription drugs

Doctor visits

Nursing home care

Which of the following statements about Medicare Part B is true?

It covers all prescription drugs

It covers all medical expenses with no out-of-pocket costs

It only covers hospital stays

It covers certain outpatient services and preventive care

What is the difference between Medicare Part A and Part B?

Part A covers inpatient hospital care, while Part B covers outpatient services and preventive care

Part A covers prescription drugs, while Part B covers hospital stays

Part A covers durable medical equipment, while Part B covers doctor visits

Part A covers nursing home care, while Part B covers ambulance services

What is the purpose of Medicare Part B?

To cover hospital stays

To provide prescription drug coverage

To cover outpatient medical services

To provide long-term care coverage

What is the standard monthly premium for Medicare Part B in 2024?

$100

$148.50

$250

$500

Which of the following individuals is eligible for Medicare Part B?

A 63-year-old US citizen who has been a legal resident for 4 years

A 68-year-old permanent resident who has lived in the US for 8 years

A 70-year-old foreign national with a valid work visa

A 65-year-old US citizen receiving Social Security benefits

What is the deductible amount for Medicare Part B in 2024?

$100

$148.50

$203

$250

Which of the following preventive services is covered by Medicare Part B without cost-sharing?

Dental check-ups

Annual physical examinations

Flu shots

Hearing aids

Which of the following healthcare providers can opt out of Medicare Part B?

Hospitals

Physicians

Chiropractors

Nurse practitioners

#10

What is the penalty for late enrollment in Medicare Part B?

10% increase in premium for each year of delay

5% increase in premium for each year of delay

No penalty

Fixed penalty of $100

#11

Which of the following healthcare services is not covered by Medicare Part B?

Ambulance services

Mental health care

Durable medical equipment

Long-term custodial care

#12

What is the coinsurance rate for most services covered by Medicare Part B?

20%

50%

75%

100%

#13

What is the income threshold for high-income earners subject to higher Medicare Part B premiums?

$85,000 for individuals, $170,000 for couples

$100,000 for individuals, $200,000 for couples

$50,000 for individuals, $100,000 for couples

$150,000 for individuals, $300,000 for couples

#14

What is the Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) for Medicare Part B?

6 months after turning 65

3 months before turning 65

18 months after turning 65

12 months before turning 65