United Health Coverage (UHC) Medicare Basics Practice Test

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What does the Medicare Card indicate?

That an individual is eligible for Medicaid

That an individual is enrolled in Medicare

The Medicare Card is a key indicator that an individual is enrolled in Medicare. This card is issued to beneficiaries who have met the eligibility requirements, which typically include being 65 years of age or older, or having specific disabilities or medical conditions. It serves as proof of enrollment in the Medicare program, allowing individuals to access the benefits provided under Medicare, including Part A (Hospital Insurance) and Part B (Medical Insurance).

The card displays the individual's name, Medicare number, and the coverage type, which confirms their enrollment status and benefits. Understanding this is crucial for beneficiaries, as the card is necessary for receiving health care services and for providers to bill Medicare accurately.

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That an individual has private health insurance

That an individual has reached retirement age

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