Medicare services encompass a range of healthcare benefits designed to meet the needs of eligible individuals. Here’s an overview of the key services provided under each part of Medicare:

Part A (Hospital Insurance)

• Inpatient Hospital Care: Covers costs for stays in hospitals, including meals and room charges.
• Skilled Nursing Facility Care: Provides coverage for rehabilitation services after a hospital stay.
• Home Health Services: Includes part-time nursing care and therapy services at home.
• Hospice Care: Offers support and comfort for terminally ill patients and their families.

Part B (Medical Insurance)

• Outpatient Care: Covers services received outside of a hospital setting, such as doctor visits and outpatient surgeries.
• Preventive Services: Includes screenings, vaccinations, and annual wellness visits to promote health and catch issues early.
• Mental Health Services: Provides coverage for outpatient mental health treatment, including counseling and therapy.
• Durable Medical Equipment (DME): Covers items like wheelchairs, walkers, and other necessary equipment.

Part C (Medicare Advantage)

• Comprehensive Coverage: Combines benefits from Part A and Part B, often with additional services like vision and dental care.
• Prescription Drug Coverage: Many Medicare Advantage plans include coverage for prescription medications (similar to Part D).

Part D (Prescription Drug Coverage)

• Prescription Medications: Helps cover the cost of prescription drugs through private insurance plans.

These services are designed to ensure that Medicare beneficiaries have access to essential healthcare while managing costs effectively.