The Medicare Part A deductible must be paid at what point of care? A. For each benefit period B. Annually C. For each stay in a skilled nursing facility D. For each inpatient hospital stay

d. for each benefit period

Explanation:

Medicare part A only covers for the medical care and services. (such as doctor's consultation and nurse's service)

Medicare Part A could require you to pay deductible if you have to stay at the hospital for treatment.

The deductible is pre-determined by the government for each year ($1,408 in 2020). It has to be paid for each benefit period.

Benefit is counted at the moment you are admitted for instay hospital treatment. That $1,408 deductible only cover a maximum of 60 days stay period. If you surpass that, you have to pay additional cost from your own pocket.

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explanation:

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