1. Medicare Part D is the part of Medicare that provides coverage for:

Outpatient prescription drugs

Medicare Part D is the prescription drug benefit, offered through private plans that contract with Medicare.

2. Medicaid differs from Medicare mainly because Medicaid is:

A means-tested program for persons with limited income and resources

Medicaid is a joint federal-state, means-tested program serving people with limited income and resources, unlike age-based Medicare.

3. A Medicare SELECT policy is a type of Medicare Supplement that:

Requires the use of network providers in exchange for a lower premium

Medicare SELECT is a Medigap policy that uses a network of providers, usually in exchange for a lower premium.

4. Respite care coverage in a long-term care policy is intended to:

Provide temporary relief for an unpaid family caregiver

Respite care provides short-term care so that an unpaid family caregiver can take temporary relief from caregiving duties.