Free Senior and Special Needs Practice Questions
Maine Accident & Health exam (series 12-ME-42) — 137 practice questions.
Subtopics: Medicare supplement replacement, Medicare Part A, Medicare Part B, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Part D, Medicare supplement, Medicaid, Long term care triggers, Long term care renewability, Medicare eligibility, Medicare marketing, Not Medicare supplement, Long-term care, LTC partnership, Part A premium, Medicare Part C, Medicare gaps, Medicare Supplement purpose, Standardized Medigap, Medigap open enrollment, Medicare Select, Excessive coverage, LTC purpose, Skilled care, Custodial care, Benefit triggers, Home health care, Respite care, Adult day care, Inflation protection, Nonforfeiture LTC, LTC renewability, Partnership LTC, Tax-qualified LTC, Medicare initial enrollment period, Medicare general enrollment period, Part B late enrollment penalty, Part D late enrollment penalty, Part D coverage gap, Part A benefit period, Lifetime reserve days, Medicare Advantage plan types, Medigap core benefits, High-deductible Medigap, Medigap guaranteed issue rights, Medigap free look, Medicaid spend-down, Dual eligible beneficiaries, Medicare Savings Programs, Intermediate care, Activities of daily living, LTC elimination period, LTC pool of money, Indemnity vs reimbursement LTC, LTC pre-existing condition limitation, LTC replacement and suitability, Hospice care, Assisted living facility benefit, Hybrid life and LTC policy, Medicare exclusions, Medicare secondary payer, LTC eligibility, LTC provisions, LTC underwriting, LTC features, LTC tax, Medicare SELECT
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Sample questions & answers
1. When a sale will replace an applicant's existing Medicare supplement coverage in Maine, the issuer or producer must:
Give the applicant a replacement notice before delivery
Bureau Rule 275 requires the issuer or producer to furnish a notice regarding replacement of Medicare supplement coverage, signed by the applicant and producer, prior to issuance or delivery.
2. Medicare Part A primarily helps cover:
Inpatient hospital care
Medicare Part A is hospital insurance covering inpatient hospital, skilled nursing, hospice, and some home health care.
3. Medicare Part B primarily helps cover:
Physician services and outpatient care
Medicare Part B is medical insurance covering physician services, outpatient care, and durable medical equipment.
4. Medicare Part C (Medicare Advantage) is:
Coverage offered by private plans approved to deliver Medicare benefits
Medicare Advantage plans are offered by private insurers approved to provide Part A and Part B benefits, often with extras.
Practice: Senior and Special Needs
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