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Medicare Coverage

Original Medicare

Original Medicare, also called, Parts A and B define the basic Medicare benefits. 

Part A is referred to as Hospital Insurance Benefits” but also covers other inpatient benefits and home health services, such as, Inpatient hospital care, Skilled nursing and rehabilitation care up to 100 days, Blood , Hospice care, up to 100 days of home health care after an individual is in a hospital or skilled nursing facility, and Inpatient psychiatric care (up to 190 lifetime days) 

Part B is referred to as “Supplementary Medical Insurance Benefits.” It covers a broad range of outpatient services, such as physician and other health care professional services, Outpatient hospital services, Clinical lab and diagnostic tests, such as X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, Durable medical equipment and much more…

Medicare Benefits Coverage (Part C)

Medicare Benefits Coverage (Part C) regulates and authorizes Medicare Advantage plans. Medicare Advantage plans are private health plans that contract with the government to provide and administer Medicare benefits.  Medicare Advantage plans must cover Part A (except for hospice, Original Medicare pays for them) and Part B benefits. Medicare Advantage plans may also cover items and services not covered by Original Medicare.

Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug programs (MA-PD)

Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug programs (MA-PD), private companies offer health plans that cover all Medicare Part A and Part B benefits, and also cover Part D prescription drug benefits (called MA-PD plans), as well. 

  • All MA plans have a maximum out-of-pocket limit (MOOP) for basic benefits 
  • Many MA plans also offer additional benefits that Medicare does not cover, known as supplemental benefits.

Stand Alone Medicare prescription Drug Plans (Part D)

Stand Alone Medicare prescription Drug Plans (Part D) help pay for medications prescribed by a licensed provider or other health care professional. Part D covers prescription drug benefits (for self-administered drugs, such as those picked up at a pharmacy and taken at home) and regulates Medicare prescription drug plans.

Medigap (Medicare Supplement Insurance) insurance

Medigap (Medicare Supplement Insurance) insurance plans help pay some of the out‐of‐pocket costs not paid by Original Medicare. Medigap works only with Original Medicare and is sold by private insurance companies to fill “gaps” in Original Medicare coverage, such as all or part of the deductibles or coinsurance amounts. Plans are offered by private insurance companies but are standardized by the federal government.