Medicare & Senior InsuranceQuestion 203 of 716
Which part of Medicare primarily covers inpatient hospital stays, limited skilled-nursing facility care, and hospice?
a.Part D
b.Part C
c.Part A
d.Part B
Explanation
Part A is hospital insurance. It covers inpatient hospital stays, limited skilled-nursing facility care after a qualifying hospital stay, hospice, and some home health. Part B covers outpatient and physician services.
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