Question

What is the difference between Medicare A and B?

Enquiry is from p e b a insurance subject

The question was asked at a job interview.

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Answer 1

Correct answer is: Medicare parts A and B cover different types of health services. Generally, Part A covers inpatient treatments, and Part B covers visits to doctors, some medical supplies, and some devices. A person qualifies for premium-free Part A if they have paid Medicare taxes through employment for at least 10 years.

The title of my answer can be Medicare Parts A and B: Differences, costs, and coverage