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Typically Medicare does not have this type of coverage under its policy. You should find out more information about this from your local Medicare provider.
Secure Horizons Medicare Advantage does not offer dental coverage as part of its basic service. However, a subscriber can add a rider to their policy at an extra cost which will provide some dental coverage.
Most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, will cover most of the cost provided your test results show that you require oxygen therapy. Private insurance coverage varies from company to company, so it is important to check with your provider to see if your policy provides coverage. From: http://www.oxygenconcentrators.org/info/insurancecoverage/
A term policy is a kind of insurance policy wherein it provides coverage for a limited period of time only. When the insured person died during coverage time, and the policy is active, the relatives can get a death benefit.
If you have straight Medicare A and/or B, the prescriptions would be covered by a Part D policy which you can add to your coverage for an additional premium each month.
some patients have two insurers because both spouses receive coverage through their employer or because they have purchased an HMO policy to supplement the deficiencies of a basic polic, such as Medicare.
No it is not. Medicare Part C plans otherwise known as Medicare Advantage Plans are private insurers that maintain a contract with Medicare to provide Medical Coverage and/or Prescription Drug Coverage plus in some cases added benefits not usually covered by Medicare (like dental, vision, etc) Medicare Supplement plans which have been standardized into various benefit plans labeled from A-N work in conjuction with Original Medicare and provide supplement coverage for costs that are normally the responsibility of the beneficiary. For more information on Medicare Supplement plan types, go to the publication 'Choosing a Medigap Policy, page 9:
It means what the policy provides benefits for and how much. For more info www.SteveShorr.com
some patients have two insurers because both spouses receive coverage through their employer or because they have purchased an HMO policy to supplement the deficiencies of a basic polic, such as Medicare.
James K. Flynn has written: 'Fiscal policy implications of the 1988 Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act'
No. The premium is your consideration (monetarily) for coverage that the insurer provides. Your value lies within your policy limits as stated on the declarations page of your policy.
Term insurance has no relationship with your medicare coverage. Term insurance sum assured amount is payable to the nominee of the policy holder only in case of any eventuality of the policy holder, to be precise, it is related to death benefit only. Where as medicare covers any illness/disease that occurs within the policy period of the insured person and are admissible on legitimate grounds.