Free Senior and Special Needs Practice Questions
Wisconsin Accident & Health exam (series 22-03) — 158 practice questions.
Subtopics: Wisconsin Medicare supplement, Medicare Part A, Medicare Part B, Medicare Part D, Medicare supplement purpose, Long-term care, LTC benefit trigger, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, Right to return, Preexisting conditions, Wisconsin Medigap, Medigap open enrollment, Medigap compensation, Medigap marketing, Medigap replacement, Medigap free look, LTC agent training, LTC Partnership, Medicare eligibility, Part A premium, Medicare Part C, Medicare gaps, Medicare Supplement purpose, Standardized Medigap, 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, 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, Medicare supplement, LTC eligibility, LTC provisions, LTC underwriting, LTC features, LTC tax, Medicare SELECT
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Sample questions & answers
1. How are Medicare supplement policies sold in Wisconsin standardized?
As a state Basic plan plus optional riders
CMS notes Massachusetts, Minnesota and Wisconsin standardize Medigap differently; Wisconsin requires Basic Medicare Supplement Coverage with permitted coverage options sold as separate riders (Ins 3.39(5t)).
2. A Medicare beneficiary is admitted to the hospital for three days. Which part of Medicare primarily covers the inpatient stay?
Part A
Medicare Part A is Hospital Insurance; Part B is Supplementary Medical Insurance for physician and outpatient care.
3. Medicare Part B generally covers:
Physician and outpatient services
Part B is medical insurance covering physician services, outpatient care, and certain preventive services.
4. A Wisconsin retiree on Original Medicare wants coverage for her outpatient prescription drugs. She should enroll in:
Medicare Part D
Medicare Part D is the prescription drug program; Wisconsin's Basic Medigap coverage does not include outpatient prescription drugs other than diabetes supplies.
Practice: Senior and Special Needs
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