Question

instructions: select the most appropriate response.
which is a type of medigap insurance that requires enrollees to use a network of providers (doctors and hospitals) in order to receive full benefits?
a. medicare advantage
b. medicare+choice
c. medicare part c
d. medicare select

Explanation:

Medicare Advantage (Part C) often requires enrollees to use a network of providers for full benefits. Medicare Part C (Medicare Advantage) plans are managed care plans (like HMOs or PPOs) that typically have provider networks. In - network providers are contracted with the plan, and using them usually results in lower out - of - pocket costs and full benefit coverage. Medicare + Choice was an older term for what is now Medicare Advantage. Medicare SELECT is a different type of Medigap - like plan but not the one that typically emphasizes network use in the same way as Medicare Advantage.

Answer:

a. Medicare Advantage