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Long
Term Care Insurance
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Medicare & Medicaid

Medicare Requirements for a
Nursing Home Stay
- You must be hospitalized for
at least three days.
- You must enter a Medicare
approved Nursing Facility.
- You must be in a Medicare
approved bed within the approved facility.
- You must be receiving skilled
care on a daily basis.
If one meets the above
requirements, Medicare will pay all eligible expenses for the first 20 days. For
days 21-100, Medicare will pay after the $155 co-payment has been met
(usually picked up by a Medicare supplement). After the 100th day, neither
Medicare nor the Medicare supplement will pay for any Nursing Home Care.
Premiums for 2010
Part A (Hospital
Insurance) Monthly Premium
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Most people do not pay a monthly Part A premium because they or a
spouse has 40 or more quarters of Medicare-covered employment.
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The Part A premium is $254.00 per month for people having 30-39
quarters of Medicare-covered employment.
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The Part A premium is $461.00 per month for people who are not
otherwise eligible for premium-free hospital insurance and have
less than 30 quarters of Medicare-covered employment.
Part B
(Medical Insurance) Monthly
Premium
|
If Your Yearly Income is |
You Pay* |
|
File Individual Tax
Return |
File Joint Tax
Return |
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$85,000 or less |
$170,000
or below |
$96.40 |
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$85,001-$107,000 |
$170,001-$214,000 |
$154.70 |
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$107,001-$160,000 |
$214,001-$320,000 |
$221.00 |
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$160,001-$214,000 |
$320,001-$428,000 |
$287.30 |
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Above $214,000 |
Above $428,000 |
$353.60 |
*
If you pay a
late-enrollment penalty, this amount is higher.
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