Understanding Medicare Plan Options and Coverage Choices Quiz

Part A covers hospital stays.

Part B typically covers doctor visits.

The eligibility age for enrolling in Medicare is 65.

Part E is NOT a part of Medicare.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) oversees the Medicare program.

The purpose of Medicare Part A is to offer coverage for hospital stays.

Part B covers preventive services like screenings and vaccines.

Medicare Part C is also known as Medicare Advantage.

Part D offers coverage for prescription drugs.

Medicare Advantage offers extra benefits like vision and dental that Original Medicare does not.

The enrollment period for Medicare Part D is October 15th to December 7th.

The Medicare Open Enrollment Period is a time when anyone can make changes to their Medicare coverage.

Dental care is NOT typically covered by Medicare.

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

The 'coverage gap' in Medicare Part D is often referred to as the Donut Hole.

In Medicare, 'Medigap' refers to insurance policies that cover gaps in Original Medicare.

The income-based program that helps with Medicare costs is called the Extra Help Program.

The maximum number of times you can enroll or switch plans during the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period is once.

Part A covers skilled nursing facility care.