Select the correct answer for each of the 30 questions below. (Scroll down as needed.) Then select the Submit button at the bottom of the screen to receive feedback.
Which government agency is directly responsible for administering the Medicare Program?
An individual is eligible to participate in the Medicare Program regardless of his or her age if he or she has:
Medicare Advantage plans (formerly known as Medicare + Choice) and other Medicare Health Plans include all of the following EXCEPT:
What is the best way a person enrolled in the Original Medicare Plan can control his or her out-of-pocket costs?
The highest amount of money a doctor can charge a person enrolled in a Medicare health plan for a Medicare-covered service is:
Medicare Part A helps cover all of the following EXCEPT:
The benefit period for a hospital or skilled nursing facility stay ends the day the person with Medicare:
Medigap policies are designed to offer coverage for people who receive Medicare through:
Medicare Part B helps cover all of the following EXCEPT:
Which type of enrollment period allows an eligible individual to enroll in Medicare Part B without penalty after his or her group health insurance coverage ends?
Except in special circumstances, people entitled to Medicare because they have End-Stage Renal Disease are limited to which plan?
Which medical service does Medicare Part B help cover?
When persons with Medicare need prescription drugs, what level of coverage does Medicare provide?
At what age does a female person with Medicare become eligible for an annual mammogram?
Medicare helps pay for which of the following services?
Which persons with Medicare are eligible for an annual flu shot?
At what age does a man with Medicare become eligible for a prostate cancer screening?
All of the following are Medicare Advantage plans EXCEPT:
All of the following organizations offer managed care plans EXCEPT:
Managed care plans must provide persons with Medicare with all of the regular Medicare-covered services offered under Part A and Part B.
In a Private Fee-for-Service Plan, a private company provides health care coverage to people with Medicare under a pay-per-visit arrangement.
With a Private Fee-for-Service Plan, a person with Medicare can receive services outside the service area for emergencies or urgent care only.
To qualify for a Medicare Savings Program, a person with Medicare must have limited resources and/or income.
If a person with Medicare drops his or her employer or union health care coverage, he or she may not be able to get it back.
If a person is enrolled in Medicare, he or she automatically qualifies for Medicaid.
There is a section of Medicare’s website devoted to prescription drug assistance programs.
Medicare Part B helps cover inpatient care in hospitals, critical access hospitals, and skilled nursing facilities.
Persons with Medicare must satisfy an annual deductible before Medicare will start to pay its portion of Part B claims.
Medicare helps cover hospice care in the home.
Last Updated 11/02/2004
