Title: Pregnancy and Childbirth Coverage under Medicare - dummies
Headings: Pregnancy and Childbirth Coverage under Medicare
Pregnancy and Childbirth Coverage under Medicare
Content: To receive hospital services, you need Part A hospital insurance. For doctors’ services and outpatient procedures (such as lab tests), you need Part B coverage. If you’re enrolled in Medicaid because your income is low, that program may pay some or all of your out-of-pocket Medicare costs, depending on your state’s eligibility rules. Medicaid may also pay for your infant’s medical care. But after the birth, Medicare doesn’t cover services for your baby at all. Related Articles
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