This program allows states to create or expand existing insurance programs to provide more federal funds to expand Medicaid eligibility to insure a larger number of uninsured children.

This type of insurance is defined as reimbursement for income lost as a result of a temporary or permanent illness or injury.

How should records be maintained for patients with disability claims?

What is covered by Medicare Part B?

This is a program used by an enrollee to pay health care bills from money in an account such as out-of-pocket co-pays or deductibles.

Under which of the following circumstances would Medicare NOT be the primary payer?

This type of plans are sold by commercial insurance companies and will reimburse covered individuals for Medicare deductibles and copayments to provide more comprehensive coverage.

This is an easy-to-read monthly statement that lists your health insurance claims information as covered by Medicare.

What is Health Care Anywhere?

Which group is responsible for administration and operation of Medicare?