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UHC 2024 AHIP Medicare Basics Assessment (Medicare

Review key facts about Medicare in this UHC 2024 AHIP assessment. Learn about automatic enrollment, MA vs. Supplement plans, and eligibility based on age, disability, or illness. Understand how Medicare Advantage (Part C) works with private insurers.

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UHC 2024 AHIP - Medicare BasicsAssessment (Medicare Advantage[non-SNP], Prescription Drug andMedicare Supplement Plans) Q & ALisa turned 65 and is now eligible for Medicare. She already receives Social Securitybenefits. How does she enroll in Original Medicare? Answer- Her enrollment inMedicare Parts A and B is generally automatic if she meets all eligibilityrequirements.Which statement is true about a member of a Medicare Advantage (MA) Plan whowants to enroll in a Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan? Answer- When aconsumer enrolls in a Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan, they are notautomatically disenrolled from their MA Plan.Being 65 or older, being under 65 years of age with a qualifying disability or beingany age with ESRD or ALS are each eligibility requirements for which program?Answer- Original MedicareWhich of the following defines a Medicare Advantage (MA) Plan? (Select 3) Answer--An MA Plan is part of Medicare and is also called Part C.-An MA Plan is a health plan option approved by Medicare and offered by privateinsurance companies.-An MA Plan provides Medicare hospital and medical insurance (Medicare Part Aand Part B) and often includes Medicare prescription drug coverage (Part D).To be eligible for this plan type, consumers must meet the following requirements: beentitled to Medicare Part A and enrolled in Part B, and reside in the plans servicearea. Which plan is being described? Answer- Medicare AdvantageWhich of the following is a correct statement about in-network provider services?Answer- HMO Plans cover only in-network services. In most cases, members paythe full cost of any out- of-network services received, with a few important exceptions.Which of the following is NOT a correct statement about in-network providerservices? Answer- HMO-POS Plans only cover in-network services.

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