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THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF MEDICARE
The FOUR Parts of Medicare
Part A
$0 Premium if you or your spouse paid Medicare taxes long enough while working - generally at least 10 years, or 40 quarters.
Inpatient/Hospital-
You pay: $1600 Deductible Days 1-60
Days 61-90: $400 per Day
91-150: $800 per Day
Inpatient Rehab-
Days 1-20: $0
21-100: $200 per Day
Part C
$0-$150 per month Premium Options
Medicare Advantage All In One HMO, PPO, PFFS
Forfeit Rights to Medicare
Networks
Max Out of Pocket from $3500-$11,700
Most plans have Drug coverage
Some plans have gym options, dental, vision and other products.
*We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.
Part B
*$164.90 per month Premium
Outpatient/Does Not require overnight stay
You pay: $226 Deductible per year
Medicare pays: 80% of costs
You pay: 20% of costs
No Networks
Part D
*$7-$150 per month Premium
a/k/a Prescription Drug Coverage
$505 yearly Deductible (Excludes Tiers 1 & 2)
Pharmacy options:
Preferred & Standard (in & out of network)
Initial Phase: $4660. Copays
Coverage Gap/Donut Hole: $7400
You pay: 25%
**Catastrophic: Greater of 5% or $4.15 for Generic & Greater of 5% or $10.35 for Brand.
Plan G will cover all of Part A & Part B except for the Part B Deductible. You may have A, B, D & a Supplement OR A, B & C.
*Some pay more based on income (IRMAA)
**Catastrophic goes away in 2024.