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Other transplants
Under certain conditions, Medicare covers transplants that aren’t organ transplants. Under certain conditions, Part A (Hospital Insurance) covers: Stem cell transplants Necessary tests, labs, and exams associated with the transplant Under certain conditions, Part B (…
Religious nonmedical health care institution items & services
Explanation of inpatient religious, non-medical health care institution (RNHCI) care covered under Medicare based on certain conditions...
Enteral nutrition supplies & equipment
Part B covers enteral nutrition supplies and equipment (feeding pump)...
Emergency department services
Explanation for Medicare Part B coverage of emergency department services...
Skilled nursing facility care
Explanation of Medicare Part A coverage of certain skilled care services that are needed daily within an SNF for up to 100 days...
Travel outside the U.S.
Medicare may pay for inpatient hospital, doctor or ambulance services you get when you travel outside the U.S. in rare cases...
Long-term care
Medicare doesn't cover long-term care...
Bariatric surgery
Medicare covers some bariatric surgeries (gastric bypass surgery and laparoscopic banding) when certain morbid obesity conditions are met...
Second surgical opinions
Part B covers second surgical opinions in some cases for surgery that isn’t an emergency...
Mental health care (outpatient)
Part B covers outpatient mental health services at a doctor or other health care provider's office or hospital outpatient department...
Radiation therapy
Part A covers radiation therapy for hospital inpatients. Part B covers this therapy for outpatients or patients in freestanding clinics...
Opioid Use Disorder treatment services
Medicare covers Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) treatment services for people with Medicare when you get them from a doctor or other health care provider, or through a more comprehensive Opioid Treatment Program (OTP)...
Surgery
Medicare covers many medically necessary surgical procedures. For surgeries or procedures, it's difficult to know the exact costs in advance because no one knows exactly what services you'll need. If you're having surgery or a procedure, you can do some things in advance to figure…
Ambulatory surgical centers
Part B covers the facility service fees related to approved surgical procedures provided in an ambulatory surgical center...
Doctor & other health care provider services
Explanation of Medicare Part B coverage doctor and other health care provider services...
Surgical dressing services
Explanation of medially necessary treatment of a surgical or surgically treated wound covered under Medicare Part B...
Kidney transplants (children)
Explanation of kidney transplants for children covered under Medicare Part A & Part B...
Diagnostic laboratory tests
Part B covers medically necessary clinical diagnostic laboratory tests, when your doctor or practitioner orders them...
Hospice care
Medicare covers hospice care services at home when your doctor includes them in plan for palliative care (for comfort) for terminal illness...
Clinical research studies
Medicare covers some clinical research studies, which test different types of medical care, like how well a cancer drug works...
Transitional care management services
Medicare may cover transitional care management services if you're returning to your community after a stay at certain facilities, like a hospital or skilled nursing facility (SNF)...
Shingles shots
coverage information for shingles shot (vaccine)...
Principal care management services
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers disease-specific services to help manage your care for a single, complex chronic condition that puts you at risk of hospitalization, physical or cognitive decline, or death. If you have 1 chronic high-risk condition that you expect to last at…
Dialysis (children)
Explanation for Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B coverage of dialysis treatment for your child...
Organ transplants
Part B covers certain organ transplants. Transplants under certain conditions are available at Medicare-certified facilities under Part A...
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