Your Medicare Coverage
Find out what Medicare covers
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers urgently needed care to treat a sudden illness or injury that isn't a medical emergency...
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers an abdominal aortic screening ultrasound once if you’re at risk. You’re considered at risk if you have a family history of abdominal aortic aneurysms, or you’re a man age 65-75 and have smoked at least 100 cigarettes in your lifetime...
Part B covers the facility service fees related to approved surgical procedures provided in an ambulatory surgical center...
Part A covers blood processing and handling for every unit of blood you get in a hospital if you're an inpatient, Part B if you're an outpatient...
Part A covers inpatient anesthesia services from a hospital. Part B covers it from a hospital or a freestanding ambulatory surgical center...
Part B covers external breast prostheses (including a post-surgical bra) post-mastectomy, outpatient surgically implanted breast prostheses...
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers artificial limbs and eyes when your doctor orders them...
Medicare covers chronic care management services if you have 2 or more serious conditions (like arthritis) expected to last at least a year...
Medicare covers one visit per year with your primary care doctor in a primary care setting (like your doctor's office) to help you lower your risk for cardiovascular disease. During this visit, your doctor may discuss aspirin use (if appropriate), check your blood pressure, and give you tips…
Medicare covers chemotherapy if you're a cancer patient who's a hospital inpatient or outpatient, as well as if you're a patient in a doctor's office or freestanding clinic...
Part B covers medically necessary clinical diagnostic laboratory services, including certain blood tests, when your doctor or practitioner orders them...
Medicare doesn't cover most dental services, procedures, and supplies...
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers FDA-authorized COVID-19 antibody tests...
Medicare covers up to 8 face-to-face visits in a 12-month period. Medicare covers all people with Medicare who use tobacco...
Explanation for Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B coverage of dialysis treatment for your child...
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers one depression screening per year to find out if you have symptoms of depression. If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, call or text 988, the free and confidential Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. You can call…
Explanation for Medicare Part B coverage of emergency department services...
Explanation of Medicare Part B's coverage of a yearly eye exam for diabetic retinopathy...
Medicare Part B covers a broad range of outpatient primary care and preventive services in federally qualified health centers (FQHCs)...
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers diagnostic hearing and balance exams if your Medicare-enrolled doctor or health care provider orders them to find out if you need medical treatment. You can also see an audiologist once every 12 months without an order from your health care…
Explanation of kidney transplants covered under Medicare Part A...
Part B covers infusion equipment and supplies as durable medical equipment (DME) when used in your home...
Part B covers a screening mammogram once every 12 months and a diagnostic mammogram when medically necessary...
Part A and Part B help pay for an injectable drug for osteoporosis and visits by a home health nurse to inject the drug if you meet certain conditions...
Part B covers certain organ transplants. Transplants under certain conditions are available at Medicare-certified facilities under Part A...
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