Senior Healthcare and Medicare Enrollment Quiz

Medicare eligibility starts at age 65.

Medicare Part A covers hospital stays.

The CMS administers the Medicare program.

'Welcome to Medicare' offers a one-time preventive visit for new enrollees.

Medicare Part D covers prescription drugs.

SHIP provides free counseling and assistance for Medicare.

Medicare Part B covers doctor visits.

'Extra Help' assists low-income Medicare beneficiaries with prescription drug costs.

Medicare Part D covers prescription drug costs.

IEP allows individuals to enroll in Medicare for the first time.

Open Enrollment is from October 15th to December 7th.

The 'donut hole' is a gap in Part D coverage for prescription drugs.

'Medicare for All' proposes universal coverage under Medicare.

Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA) adjusts Medicare premiums based on income.

Medicare Savings Programs (MSPs) offer savings on Medicare premiums.

'Medigap' is supplemental insurance covering gaps in original Medicare.

'Medigap' is insurance covering Medicare out-of-pocket costs.

Medicare Part C provides private insurance as an alternative to traditional Medicare.

AEP allows Medicare beneficiaries to make changes to their coverage.

Qualifying for Medicare does not require 10 years of work and Medicare tax payments.

Medicare does not cover long-term care.

Medicare Advantage plans offer extra benefits beyond original Medicare.

MACRA focuses on reforming Medicare payment policies.

Medicare is federally funded, while Medicaid is funded by federal and state governments.

'Medicare Summary Notice' is a detailed statement of processed Medicare claims.