What Medicare Does NOT Cover

Original Medicare does not cover many routine services, which can cause surprise medical bills to pile up. We're going to discuss the 4 services and products that aren't covered and 3 ways that you can get coverage at an affordable price.

0:00 Intro
0:42 Four Popular Services Original Medicare Doesn't Cover
2:16 How to Get Coverage at an Affordable Price
2:47 Other Alternatives
3:18 Conclusion

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[vistamutual]

Excellent explanation, good job on breaking it down!

[todddunn]

My ophthamalogist charges $35 for s refraction (glasses prescription). I buy my glasses on-line for $6.50 per pair. Due tochronic health conditions I would hit the Medicare Advantage MOOP every year. I can afford to spend $50 or so every 2-3 years for glasses and $95 per year for dental cleanings. Rather than pay the $5, 900 MOOP every year for the only decent MA plan in my area. I very much prefer my "F" supplement. As far a drug coverage goes, my stand alone Part D plan costs $11.10 per month. Don't forget to tell the people you talk to that the drug plan copays do NOT count toward the MA plan MOOP.