Medicare secondary payer in Nebraska

Medicare covers medically necessary skilled nursing care and therapies, like physical or occupational therapy. It does not typically pay for companionship or basic custodial care unless it's part of a covered home health plan. Your doctor's orders are crucial.

Medicare pays for home health care as long as it is medically necessary and ordered by your doctor. There is no set time limit. Your doctor will review your care needs regularly to ensure continued eligibility.

Medicare offers coverage for hospital stays, doctor visits, and prescription drugs. It also includes important preventive services like screenings and annual wellness visits. Seniors in Nebraska can also access home health care when appropriate.

Medicare covers a wide range of health services. This includes inpatient and outpatient care, as well as doctor's services. It also covers durable medical equipment and home health services if you meet the eligibility criteria.

Medicare provides many free preventive services designed to keep you healthy. These include screenings for diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. You may also receive free flu shots and an annual wellness visit.

Medicare is a secondary payer when another insurance policy has primary responsibility. This often happens if you have group health insurance through an employer or have coverage from workers' compensation. We help you navigate these rules.