Medical Expense Practice Questions — Page 11 of 15

702 free medical expense questions for the California Life & Health insurance license exam. Pick any question — answer it and get the full 3-part explanation, no signup required.

1. 501.A Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) is a Medicare Advantage plan designed for people who:
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2. 502.A Medicare beneficiary receives covered services from a nonparticipating physician who chooses not to accep…
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3. 503.A beneficiary enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) plan schedules a visit with a…
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4. 504.The 'triple tax advantage' of a Health Savings Account (HSA) refers to:
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5. 505.In a Medicare Advantage Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) plan, a member may generally:
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6. 506.Which statement about Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage is correct?
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7. 507.After a beneficiary enrolls in a Medicare Advantage plan, hospice care continues to be covered by:
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8. 508.Which statement about Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage is correct?
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9. 509.Medicare Part D plan formularies are required to include:
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10. 510.A Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) Medicare Advantage plan differs from an MA HMO because a PFFS plan:
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11. 511.What is the minimum benefit requirement for every Medicare Advantage plan?
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12. 512.A Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) under Medicare Advantage is designed for individuals who:
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13. 513.A Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) Medicare Advantage plan differs from other MA plan types because it:
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14. 514.A beneficiary who qualifies for both Medicare and Medicaid (dual eligible) is considering a Medicare Advant…
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15. 515.Which of the following is a type of Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan (SNP)?
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16. 516.A high-deductible health plan (HDHP) eligible to pair with an HSA generally provides:
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17. 517.A Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) Medicare Advantage plan is characterized by:
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18. 518.A D-SNP (dual eligible Special Needs Plan) under Medicare Advantage is designed for beneficiaries who:
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19. 519.A D-SNP, or dual-eligible Special Needs Plan, is a Medicare Advantage plan designed for beneficiaries who:
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20. 520.When underwriting a large group medical plan, the rating is based primarily on:
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21. 521.The Medicare Part D Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) runs each year:
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22. 522.A Medicare Advantage Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) plan differs from an MA HMO because under a PFFS plan t…
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23. 523.A Medicare Advantage plan type that generally does not require members to select a primary care physician o…
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24. 524.To enroll in a stand-alone Medicare Part D prescription drug plan (PDP), an individual must:
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25. 525.Under PPACA, a child may remain covered under a parent's health plan:
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26. 526.Under Medicare Part D, a plan's formulary must generally include:
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27. 527.Under Medicare Part D rules, a plan's formulary must include at least:
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28. 528.Regarding benefits, a Medicare Advantage plan must:
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29. 529.A Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) Medicare Advantage plan is best described as a plan that:
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30. 530.Under Medicare Part D rules, each plan's formulary must include:
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31. 531.Medicare Part D plans are required to include in their formularies at least:
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32. 532.Under Medicare Part D, each drug plan's formulary must include at least:
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33. 533.Under Medicare Part D, a plan's formulary must include:
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34. 534.The Medicare annual open enrollment period for Medicare Advantage and Part D drug plans runs:
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35. 535.To enroll in a Medicare Part D prescription drug plan, a beneficiary must:
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36. 536.Which of the following is a qualifying event that can trigger COBRA continuation coverage under a group hea…
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37. 537.Under the PPACA medical loss ratio (MLR) rules, which statement is correct?
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38. 538.The Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP), during which beneficiaries may enroll in, switch, or drop Part D…
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39. 539.Medicare prescription drug coverage (Part D) may be obtained through:
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40. 540.During the Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP), beneficiaries may:
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41. 541.Medicare Part D plan formularies are required to include:
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42. 542.Regarding Medicare Part D formularies, insurers must:
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43. 543.To enroll in a Medicare Part D prescription drug plan, an individual must generally:
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44. 544.Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage is available either as a standalone prescription drug plan (PDP)…
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45. 545.A physician who accepts assignment under Medicare agrees to:
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46. 546.A Medicare provider who 'accepts assignment' agrees to:
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47. 547.A Medicare provider who accepts assignment agrees to:
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48. 548.Regarding Medicare Part D drug formularies, a plan must include at least:
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49. 549.When a physician 'takes assignment' for Medicare Part B services, the physician agrees to:
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50. 550.Under Medicare Part D rules, a plan's formulary must include at least:
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