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These 10 questions will test your Medicare Supplement knowledge.
We designed the Medicare Supplement Quiz to be fun and informative. If you are trying to decide on the right coverage for you, this can help. We’ll take you through a series of ten questions on the basics of Medicare Supplements. At the end, we’ll give you all the answers with a brief explanation and show you how you rank.
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
10 pointsWhich of the following is not a standardized Medicare Supplement Plan?
Correct 10 / 10PointsThe standardized Medicare Supplement plans currently offered for sale are Plan A, Plan B, Plan C, Plan D, Plan F, High Deductible Plan F, Plan G, Plan K, Plan L, Plan M, and Plan N.
Incorrect / 10 PointsThe standardized Medicare Supplement plans currently offered for sale are Plan A, Plan B, Plan C, Plan D, Plan F, High Deductible Plan F, Plan G, Plan K, Plan L, Plan M, and Plan N.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
10 pointsWhich Medicare Supplement plan covers excess charges associated with Medicare Part B?
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
10 pointsWhich Medicare Supplement plans cover Prescription Drugs?
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Due to legislation enacted in 2006, Medicare Supplements have not been able to offer Prescription Drug benefits. The law resulted in the phasing out of Plans H, I, and J.
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Due to legislation enacted in 2006, Medicare Supplements have not been able to offer Prescription Drug benefits. The law resulted in the phasing out of Plans H, I, and J.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
10 pointsMedicare Supplement Plan N is the only plan that requires _________ for certain services.
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With a Medicare Supplement Plan N, there is a $20 copay for doctor’s office visits and a $50 copay for emergency room services that don’t result in being admitted to the hospital.
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With a Medicare Supplement Plan N, there is a $20 copay for doctor’s office visits and a $50 copay for emergency room services that don’t result in being admitted to the hospital.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
10 pointsWhat two Medicare Supplement Plans cover the Part B Deductible?
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The only plans to cover the Medicare Part B Deductible are Plans C and F. In 2016 the Part B Deductible is $166.
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The only plans to cover the Medicare Part B Deductible are Plans C and F. In 2016 the Part B Deductible is $166.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
10 pointsThe most popular Medicare Supplement Plan is ________?
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Plan F is by far the most popular Medicare Supplement Plan accounting for over 50% of sales. Plan G is the second with 20% of sales.
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Plan F is by far the most popular Medicare Supplement Plan accounting for over 50% of sales. Plan G is the second with 20% of sales.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
10 pointsWith a Medicare Supplement, you have the freedom to see any doctor that accepts Medicare.
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True. Unlike most Medicare Advantage Plans, with a Medicare Supplement, you can see any doctor that accepts Medicare. You can also see any specialist without a referral.
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True. Unlike most Medicare Advantage Plans, with a Medicare Supplement, you can see any doctor that accepts Medicare. You can also see any specialist without a referral.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
10 pointsThe only difference between Plan F and Plan G is coverage for ______?
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The only difference is coverage for the Part B Deductible. Otherwise, the two plans work the same.
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The only difference is coverage for the Part B Deductible. Otherwise, the two plans work the same.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
10 pointsWhich two Medicare Supplement Plans are being phased out in 2020?
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Due to new legislation, Medicare Supplement Plans C and F will be phased out in 2020. If you already own one of these plans you will be able to keep it. However, because there won’t be any new healthier insureds entering the plan, large rate increases are likely.
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Due to new legislation, Medicare Supplement Plans C and F will be phased out in 2020. If you already own one of these plans you will be able to keep it. However, because there won’t be any new healthier insureds entering the plan, large rate increases are likely.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
10 pointsWhich Medicare Supplement Plan has historically had lower rate increases compared to the other plans?
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Because Plan N doesn’t offer first dollar coverage, rate increases have historically been lower. When insureds have to pay out-of-pocket for doctor visits they tend to see the doctor less, resulting in fewer claims.
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Because Plan N doesn’t offer first dollar coverage, rate increases have historically been lower. When insureds have to pay out-of-pocket for doctor visits they tend to see the doctor less, resulting in fewer claims.
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