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How will my costs be affected by inpatient or observation status?
If you aren't actually admitted to a hospital – and are classified as "under observation" – your costs could change significantly.
How does Medicare’s two-midnight rule affect my hospital bills?
When it comes to Medicare, how much you pay out of pocket for a hospital visit will depend on whether Part A or Part B picks up the tab.
Is audio-only the future of telehealth for Medicare enrollees?
During the pandemic, many of the Medicare enrollees who utilized telehealth did it just by picking up the phone. Here's why audio-only telehealth could be a better option going forward.
Critical access hospitals are typically located in rural areas and provide limited inpatient and outpatient services.
If you aren't actually admitted to a hospital – and are classified as "under observation" – your costs could change significantly.
When it comes to Medicare, how much you pay out of pocket for a hospital visit will depend on whether Part A or Part B picks up the tab.
During the pandemic, many of the Medicare enrollees who utilized telehealth did it just by picking up the phone. Here's why audio-only telehealth could be a better option going forward.
If you aren't actually admitted to a hospital – and are classified as "under observation" – your costs could change significantly.
When it comes to Medicare, how much you pay out of pocket for a hospital visit will depend on whether Part A or Part B picks up the tab.
During the pandemic, many of the Medicare enrollees who utilized telehealth did it just by picking up the phone. Here's why audio-only telehealth could be a better option going forward.
