Will Medicare cover the cost of Medicare treatment?

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Terri Reagin · Accepted Answer

You got me there! I'm not sure what you mean by "Medicare treatment". If you mean the "welcome to medicare" exam then yes that should be covered at 100%

Bill Wheeler · Answer

Medicare covers 80 percent of cost then the 20 percent is the patients responsibility. This 20 percent can be taken care of by Medicaid if eligible, supplement, Medicare savings plan or a Medicaid advantage Plan.

Answered by Bill Wheeler on August 12, 2025

Broker Licensed in KY & IN

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Ron Cronwell · Answer

Not completely. There are deductibles and copays for transactions under part A and part B. In addition there is a monthly premium for part B of at least $185 per month.

Daniel Underwood · Answer

Medicare covers most of the cost for approved medical treatments, but you may still have to pay deductibles, copays, or coinsurance. How much you pay depends on whether you have Original Medicare, a Medicare Advantage plan, or extra coverage like a supplement.

Answered by Daniel Underwood on August 11, 2025

Broker Licensed in LA

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Patricia Graham · Answer

Medicare covers the cost of medically necessary services. It will depend on the coverage you have. Some offer other benefits that Medicare doesn't cover under Part C advantage plans. If you are on an F plan, you have no other cost unless it is not a covered procedure. Advantage plans have a maximum out-of-pocket as well as co-insurance. Plan F is no longer available after 2020 for new people to Medicare.

Answered by Patricia Graham on August 10, 2025

Agent Licensed in WA

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Brenda Watson · Answer

I'm not 100% sure of what you're asking but let me see if we can make sense of this.  

Medicare Part A is your Hospital coverage, it has a 60 day deductible in patient care (in 2025 this cost is $1,676).  If you're in the hospital longer than 60 days additional copayments will apply.  

Medicare Part B is your Doctor/Medical coverage, this is an 80/20 plan with an annual deductible (in 2025 this cost is $257.00)

Now, with a Medicare Supplement G plan you'll pay the $257.00 and everything Medicare Approved is covered without additional cost.

On a Medicare Advantage plan you'll have copayments and coinsurance up to a Maximum Out of Pocket - referred to as MOOP.  Depending on where you live this could be significantly higher costs compared to the premium of a Medicare Supplement.

Ronnie Robinson · Answer

Yes, Medicare will cover the cost of Medicare treatment, subject to the agreement of the additional plan that you have in place, if any. We recommend reaching out if advance notice can be given for treatment.

Answered by Ronnie Robinson on August 12, 2025

Broker Licensed in FL, AL, IL & 8 other states

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Parris Brady · Answer

Part A will cover your hospital (inpatient) care. However, you may be responsible for a Deductible, Copay, or Coinsurance. Part B will cover your Medical (outpatient, clinic visits, Emergency room, Ambulance, preventative care, medical devices). Deductible, Copayment and Coinsurance are also associated. Keep in mind that Part B also comes with a premium.

Answered by Parris Brady on August 12, 2025

Broker Licensed in FL, AZ, CA & 18 other states

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