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"If you had a pop quiz on the difference between the coverage of Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B, would you score or choke? Often we are so busy with our lives that we forget – or don’t pay attention to – details about medical insurance coverage. To make it easy for you, here is a handy guide to the primary differences.\nMedicare Part A\nMedicare Part A is free and is given to you automatically by Social Security when you turn 65 – if you are receiving Social Security benefits. If not, you have to apply.  It is known as “hospital insurance.”\nFor coverage, you must be in a hospital or skilled care nursing facility or hospice for two nights – or three days. You must be admitted by a doctor and the facility must be Medicare-approved.\nPart A will cover a semi-private room; meals provided by the hospital; services like lab tests, medical appliances, supplies, rehab therapy, prescription drugs; and professional nurses. There will be a deductible for each benefit period.\n........"
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