Which term is the federal program for elderly healthcare coverage?

Which term is the federal program for elderly healthcare coverage?

• A. Medicare
• B. Medicaid
• C. Chronic Care
• D. Healthcare Culture

Answer: (A)

Medicare is the federal program that provides health insurance for most people 65 and older (and for some younger people with disabilities or certain diseases). It’s run by the federal government and applies across the entire country, with parts that cover hospital care (Part A), medical services (Part B), optional private plans (Part C), and prescription drugs (Part D). Medicaid, while related to health coverage, is a joint federal‑state program that assists people with limited income and resources, not the universal federal coverage for the elderly. The other options aren’t insurance programs for elderly health coverage, and “Chronic Care” or “Healthcare Culture” do not refer to a federal elderly healthcare program.

Medicare is the federal program that provides health insurance for most people 65 and older (and for some younger people with disabilities or certain diseases). It’s run by the federal government and applies across the entire country, with parts that cover hospital care (Part A), medical services (Part B), optional private plans (Part C), and prescription drugs (Part D). Medicaid, while related to health coverage, is a joint federal‑state program that assists people with limited income and resources, not the universal federal coverage for the elderly. The other options aren’t insurance programs for elderly health coverage, and “Chronic Care” or “Healthcare Culture” do not refer to a federal elderly healthcare program.