#1
What does Medicare primarily cover?
Prescription drugs
Hospital stays
Long-term care
Dental care
#2
What does Medicaid primarily provide assistance with?
Prescription drugs
Long-term care
Hospital stays
Dental care
#3
Which population group does Medicare primarily serve?
Low-income individuals
Individuals with disabilities
Those aged 65 and older
Children
#4
What is the eligibility requirement for receiving Social Security benefits in the United States?
#5
Which of the following is NOT a factor that can affect Medicare premiums?
Income level
Health status
Marital status
Employment status
#6
Which of the following is not covered by Medicare Part A?
Hospital stays
Skilled nursing facility care
Physician services
Hospice care
#7
What is the age requirement for eligibility for Medicare in the United States?
#8
Which part of Medicare covers physician services and outpatient care?
#9
What type of coverage does Medicare Advantage (Part C) provide?
Supplemental insurance
Long-term care
Hospital care only
All-in-one bundled coverage
#10
What is the primary source of funding for Medicare?
State governments
Federal government
Private insurance premiums
Individuals paying out-of-pocket
#11
Which of the following services is typically not covered by Medicare?
Emergency room visits
Physical therapy
Routine dental care
Mental health services
#12
What is the purpose of the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP)?
To enroll in Medicare for the first time
To change Medicare coverage options
To apply for Medicaid benefits
To renew Medicare coverage automatically
#13
What is the 'donut hole' in Medicare Part D coverage?
A coverage gap for prescription drugs
A gap in hospital coverage
A gap in Medicare Advantage coverage
A gap in long-term care coverage
#14
What is the purpose of Medigap insurance?
To cover prescription drugs
To provide dental and vision coverage
To fill gaps in Medicare coverage
To provide long-term care coverage
#15
What is the penalty for late enrollment in Medicare Part B?
No penalty
10% increase in premiums per year
20% increase in premiums per year
30% increase in premiums per year
#16
What is the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
Medicare covers healthcare for people aged 65 and older, while Medicaid is for low-income individuals of any age
Medicare is a federal program, while Medicaid is run by individual states
Medicare covers prescription drugs, while Medicaid does not
Medicare provides long-term care, while Medicaid does not
#17
Which of the following is a factor that affects Medigap premiums?
Income level
Health status
Employment status
All of the above