The amount added to the member’s monthly plan premium if they did not enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan with Part D benefits or stand-alone prescription drug plan when they were first eligible for Medicare Parts A and/or B or went without creditable prescription drug coverage for 63 continuous days or more.
Which definition best describes Medicare Part A?
The part of Medicare that is a voluntary program offered by private insurance companies that provides prescription drug coverage for an additional monthly premium.
The part of Medicare that offers combined medical and prescription drug coverage.
The part of Medicare that helps with the cost of inpatient hospital stays. It also helps with hospice care and some skilled care for the homebound.
The part of Medicare that helps with the cost of medically necessary doctor visits and other medical services, including outpatient care at hospitals and clinics, laboratory tests, some diagnostic screenings.
The part of Medicare that is a voluntary program offered by private insurance companies that provides prescription drug coverage for an additional monthly premium.
The part of Medicare that offers combined medical and prescription drug coverage.
The part of Medicare that helps with the cost of inpatient hospital stays. It also helps with hospice care and some skilled care for the homebound.
The part of Medicare that helps with the cost of medically necessary doctor visits and other medical services, including outpatient care at hospitals and clinics, laboratory tests, some diagnostic screenings.
