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Special Topics Module: Medicare and Hospital Care Transitions
$25.00 for 1 year
SKU: special-topics-module
Categorías: Courses, Special Topics Module: Medicare and Hospital Care Transitions
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Course 2: Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance)
$20.00 for 1 year Start CourseIn this course, you will learn about the coverage and costs under Original Medicare Part B, also known as medical insurance. You will learn about key areas of Part B coverage: outpatient care, doctors’ services, preventive care, home health care, and durable medical equipment. We’ll also explore how the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services set the Part B premium and deductible each year. Finally, we’ll talk about how copays/coinsurances vary depending on the type of service a beneficiary receives and whether the provider is a participating, non-participating, or opt-out provider.