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show Must be disabled for no less than 12 months, & must receive disability benefits for 24 months before Medicare benefits begin.  
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What are the requirements to receive Medicare Part B?   show
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show At any age, so long as the patient meets with the criteria.  
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show Through an annually increasing basic premium.  
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show Yes, if they have resided in the U.S. for 5 years or more.  
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How do employers contribute to Medicare Part A services?   show
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show From the first day you enter a hospital/NSF until no treatment is received for 60 consecutive days.  
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show No, benefit periods are unlimited.  
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show Insurance designed to help cover costs of medical care that are not covered by an individual's primary insurance.  
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show Through those who sign up for benefits, & federal government funded programs equally.  
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show Manual manipulation for subluxation(a slight misalignment of the vertebrae of the spine).  
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show Yes, an annual physical is covered under Medicare.  
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What are the state to state policy for Medigap?   show
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Do patients with HMO need supplementary policies?   show
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When patients choose a Medicare Senior Plan, do they forfeit their medicare card?   show
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show No, they do not have to remain with it for a calendar year.  
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Do non-par physicians have the option to accept Medicare patients?   show
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Can non-par physicians charge any fee they choose?   show
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Are Medicare reimbursement policies consistent nationwide?   show
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show The patient handles the payments for Medicare Part B.  
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Another name for a fiscal intermediary is?   show
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show The patient has signed authorization papers in their file, updated annually.  
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show No, signature on file is sufficient.  
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show 12 months.  
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show No Medicaid does not pick up the balance on Medi/Medi claims.  
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show Yes, if Medigap information has already been provided.  
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Where do Medigap claims go to?   show
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show Document detailing services billed & payment determination issued to providers.  
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Who runs the Medicare Part A program?   show
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Is Medicare a federal program?   show
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show Inpatient care, such as hospital stays, & hospice care.  
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show Outpatient care, such as doctor visits & diagnostic tests.  
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When does the benefit period for Medicare Part A end?   show
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show $104.90  
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Are preventative care mammograms covered by Medicare?   show
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How often can Medicare be charged for pap-smears?   show
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What does Medigap insurance cover?   show
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show MSP(Medicare Secondary Payer).  
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What does Senior HMO cover that Medicare does not?   show
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show Quality Improvement Organization (QIO).  
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show Most commonly 80%.  
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What is the negotiated amount based on?   show
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In the Medicare program, what is a mandatory assignment in benefits covered?   show
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show Identifies claims to review for a medical necessity & monitor the number of times billed for such procedures during a specific time frame.  
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show HCPCS Level II modifier "GA"  
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show Hospitals treating Medicare patients are reimbursed according to pre-established rates of illnesses based on diagnosis.  
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show D.R.G.s, diagnosis-related groups.  
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What is the Omnibus Reconciliation Act?   show
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show Level 2.  
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show Organization under contract to the state to process claims for a Medicaid program, for hospitals, nursing facilities, home health agencies, long term care facilities, and intermediate facilities.  
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show The status of the individual.  
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show Widow status.  
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