Understanding Medicare Coverage and Eligibility Quiz

U.S. citizenship or legal residency for five years is required for Medicare eligibility.

The federal government administers the Medicare program.

Medicare Part D provides coverage for prescription drugs.

Medicare Part C aims to offer additional benefits beyond Original Medicare.

Medicare Part A covers hospital stays.

Medicare Part B provides coverage for doctor's visits and outpatient care.

Medicare Part A covers hospital care, while Part B covers doctor's visits and outpatient care.

Medicare does not cover routine dental care.

The 'donut hole' in Medicare Part D is the gap where the beneficiary pays all costs out-of-pocket.

Medicare Part C offers additional benefits beyond Original Medicare, often including prescription drug coverage.

IRMAA is an additional amount high-income beneficiaries pay for Medicare Parts A and B premiums.

Medigap insurance fills in the gaps in Original Medicare coverage.