Medicare Part A
Medicare Hospital Insurance that covers inpatient hospital stays, care in a skilled nursing facility, hospice care, and some health care. Along with Medicare Part B, Part A is also known as Original Medicare.
Medicare Part A Articles
Does Medicare Pay for Home Health Care and In-Home Care?
Medicare covers short-term, medically necessary home health services like wound care, injections, physical therapy, and health monitoring.
6 CommentsSenior Rehab: Medicare Coverage of Skilled Nursing Facility Stays
Medicare pays for senior rehabilitation in a skilled nursing facility, but only for a limited time and under certain circumstances. Be aware of Medicare’s rules for rehab coverage to avoid costly surprises.
42 CommentsThe 4 Parts of Medicare
A breakdown of the different parts of Medicare including what each part covers, its cost, and who qualifies - Medicare Part A, B, C, D.
3 CommentsHelping A Loved One Enroll in Medicare: Where to Start?
Understand the enrollment options and the basics of the Medicare system to save you and your family a great deal of money on healthcare costs.
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Medicare Part A Questions
Just discovered parents do not have Medicare Part A coverage.
12 AnswersJoAnn29 Answered Mar 1, 2024Medicare/Anthem paid for my mother to have 100 days at a nursing home. What are the guidelines for her schedule A benefits to be reinstated?
3 AnswersIsthisrealyreal Answered Dec 2022How do I get a SNF therapy department to acknowledge the Jimmo Settlement agreement for preventing decline?
3 Answersigloo572 Replied Oct 2022Can I switch my parent from a Medicare Advantage plan to Original Medicare with a Medigap supplement?
3 Answerstiredmouse Replied Jun 2022
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Medicare Part A Related Topics
- Medicare
- Medicare Part B
- Medicare Part D
- Medicare Advantage Plans
- Medicare Supplemental Insurance
- Medicare Open Enrollment
- Care Decisions
- Home Care
- Medicaid
- Hospice
- Palliative Care
- Long Term Care
- Home Health Care
- Diabetes
- Forms & Documents
- Power of Attorney (POA)
- End of Life
- Parents
- Financial Planning
- Alzheimer's & Dementia