Does Medicare Part A Cover Doctors In Hospital?
805 POINTSview profileBenjamin ThorntonInsurance Broker, Arlington, MassachusettsIt depends on how you mean this question. The care you receive from doctors while an inpatient at a hospital is covered under Medicare Part A. This is considered part of the medical treatment. If you have an appointment with a doctor who has an office at the hospital, this is covered by Medicare Part B.Answered on March 27, 2014flag this answer- 624 POINTSview profileBILL HANNAAgent, WMH Consulting LLC, Fort Worth, TexasYes, the care you receive from physicians while an inpatient in a hospital is considered to be part of the care you receive in the hospital and is covered by Medicare part A. If you have an appointment/office visit with a physician it is covered by Medicare part B.Answered on July 15, 2015flag this answer
2330 POINTSContact Meview profileSteve AdlmanPROOwner, Alabama Medicare Plans, Birmingham, AlabamaMedicare Part B will cover doctor visits while you are in the hospital. Under Part B of Medicare after you have met the annual deductible of $166 Medicare pays 80% on all approved Part B medical expenses while you are responsible for the other 20% if you don't have a Medicare Supplement. Medicare Supplement policies pay the 20% Medicare leaves off.Answered on May 4, 2016+01+1 this answer
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