Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) covers skilled nursing care provided in a skilled nursing facility (SNF) under certain conditions for a limited time. Medicare-covered services include, but aren't limited to: 1  Semi-private room (a room you share with other patients). 2  Meals.
The Doctor of Science degree (DSc or ScD) is recognized by the U.S. Dept. of Education as a research doctorate equivalent to the Ph.D. Sometimes, in the U.S., the Doctor of Science is awarded as an honorary degree. Outside the U.S. it is an earned doctorate (as me again states above).
What is the difference between a Doctor of Science degree like ScD/DSc and a PhD degree? If both degrees are called Doctoral degrees why is one called as a Phd and why is other called as a ScD/DSc? Is there a difference between them? The Doctor of Science is a doctoral degree equivalent to the Ph.D.