NIHSeniorHealth: Medicare Basics for Caregivers - Managing Medical Conditions

What Is Medicare? Managing Medical Conditions Planning for Medical Care Illness and Hospitalization Understanding Medicare Billing Terms to Know Prescription Drug Coverage Continuing Care Options Frequently Asked Questions Videos MedlinePlus for More Information Printer friendly version		Medicare Basics for Caregivers Managing Medical Conditions - Understanding Medicare Billing A premium is the periodic payment a person makes for health or prescription drug coverage. Most people don't have to pay a monthly premium for Medicare Part A (hospital insurance), but people who choose Part B (medical insurance) must pay a monthly premium. This monthly premium is paid in addition to any deductibles, co-insurance, or co-payments. "Do You Have to Pay to Get Medicare Part A and Part B?" [1 min 47 sec] Click to watch this video Transcript, Video help

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