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Master Medicare: Are You Ready?

Test your knowledge about Medicare and its components with our engaging quiz! Whether you're considering enrollment for yourself or a loved one, this quiz will provide valuable insights.

In just a few minutes, you will learn about:

Eligibility criteria for Medicare
Coverage details
Medicare enrollment periods
Common misconceptions

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningGuide452

Which groups of people are covered by Medicare?

People under age 65 with a long-term disability who have received Social Security Disability Insurance payments for at least two years

People age 65 and older

People with end-stage renal disease (ESRD)

People with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease

All of the above

Which of the following services is not typically covered by Medicare?

Most large employer health plans protect enrollees from extraordinarily high medical bills by placing an annual limit on out-of-pocket costs. Does the traditional Medicare program do this?

Yes, traditional Medicare does include an out-of-pocket limit

No, traditional Medicare does not include an out-of-pocket limit

A prescription drug benefit, Part D, was added to Medicare in 2006. Do all Medicare beneficiaries automatically receive the drug benefit when their Medicare coverage begins?

Yes, Part D drug coverage begins automatically for all Medicare beneficiaries when they sign up for Medicare

No, Part D drug coverage does not begin automatically for all Medicare beneficiaries when they sign up for Medicare

If you do not enroll into Medicare when you were first eligible, you may experience all of the following EXCEPT:

Permanently lose eligibility to enroll into Medicare

Have to pay a premium penalty

Experience gaps in health car coverage

Be restricted to enrolling during specific enrollment periods

Mrs. A turned 65 years old a few years ago. She turned down Medicare and did not have any health insurance for about three years. Which of the following enrollment periods would apply to Mrs. A, if she does decide to enroll in Medicare?

General Enrollment Period

Primary Enrollee Period

Initial Enrollment Period

Special Enrollment Period

Special Enrollment Periods (SEP) are enrollment periods that allow you to switch your Medicare health and/or prescription drug coverage outside of standard enrollment periods.

True

False

Which of these services is typically NOT covered by Medicare?

MRI

Dialysis

Cataract Surgery

Elective Cosmetic Surgery

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