How Do You Pay the Medicare Part B Deductible?

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Title	:	How Do You Pay the Medicare Part B Deductible?
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Comment from : @stronghands48

I have one doctor that doesn't submit right away His billing department is 1 to 2 months behind His billing department charges me the deductible and if I see another doctor a month later they bill me again because it doesn't show a payment from the first doctor I've had to ask for a refund because I've overpaid I wish I could pay the deductible online in the beginning of the year
Comment from : @mcy2phil

What if I got Medicare in November and December 2024 never had to use it but their system shows I owe a 240 deductible do I have to pay it even though I never saw a doctor or had to go to the hospital
Comment from : @SylviaTownsend-q9s

So clear Thank you!!!!
Comment from : @lorrainef3213

Excellent Easy to comprehend
Comment from : @josephteeple773

so a medical supply company cannot charge me for the deductible on supplies until process through Medicare first? Asking cause medical supply company says I need to pay them the deductible to process my order to get sent out?? I didn't understand how and if other charges on deductible made already been process from other medical service's I have received already? Thanks
Comment from : @ginafisher8700

My Dr Office asked me to pay it upfront, but my medicare website account didn't show the payment
Comment from : @PTran-ng6gl

What if your first visit of the year entails a preventative procedure that should be 100 covered such as a bone density test Will the Medicare deductible still apply?
Comment from : @adnerbnomrah9076

Thank you so much! It was very helpful as I was confused how to pay!
Comment from : @MyMazyCat

Brilliant Please run Medicare
Comment from : @duubtuub3071

So when you visit a doctor there is no out of pocket cost at the time of the visit, is this correct ? In other words, you do not pay the doctor any money at the time of the visit? The doctor must bill you the difference between what medicare pays and what you owe the doctor correct?
Comment from : @gijeet5374

Your explanations are so clear Thank you
Comment from : @jclark9176

Medicare isn’t worth the price they deduct from your Social Security Check and the amount they take out of our Paychecks Totally crap insurance The American Government needs to stay out of our Healthcare!!!
Comment from : @Queen36410

great explanation
Comment from : @9929kingfish

Thank you for explaining this I don't even know about this because we don't have this type of insurance in our country until I work as a customer service representative for healthcare insurance company Been working for 3 years and this is the only time I understand how this works
Comment from : @jessiecastillon4472

Medicare is socialized medicine for old people
Comment from : @billpasaki4769

I just tell them I don't have it right now I will owe you They are not going to pass on thousands of dollars for my $25 copay
Comment from : @LR-je7nn

If you' get help
Comment from : @johnnyconn4130

Most important on Part A- B-- Do not sign up before your 65 Sign up in the month you turn 65 yrs of age they say you can sign up 2 months before BUT do not tell you they start charging you $17011 for the 2 months before your 65 You can even sign up on the last day of month for full coverage of that month
Comment from : @bobworkingman554

If there's 4 parts why is the deduction 174$ why is it not one quarter of 174 out of my SSI check
Comment from : @larrymiller9873

I have a medigap and part D I expect to move to another state this year Will my deductibles for all three reset to zero when I move or will they continue to add together to hit the yearly amounts?
Comment from : @lint2023

Excellent explanation But what if you receive two instances of service close to simultaneously? Would it be possible for two different providers to hit you up simultaneously for your $233 deductible? And if that's possible, how can a Medicare Part B insuree get his/her overpaid deductible refunded? Thanks
Comment from : @RealSlopeDude

At 2:58 you say "and 20 of the remaining charges" Shouldn't it be "and the remaining 20 of the charges?" I'm a bit confused
Comment from : @plucas9324

What about Wyoming? I have Aetna As far as I could find, there is no medigap plans offered! So, I have A & B, plus D I'm 100 disabled through SSD Will be 62 in February
Comment from : @joncavallo4391

I was scheduled for outpatient surgery this month After completing all my labs and imaging, I asked my surgeon's office to send me an itemized estimate of costs for just the surgery Not only did they not provide me with an itemized list, they told me that my Plan G (Anthem) would NOT cover the 20 percent left over from Medicare Part B I initially suspected I had inadvertently purchased (from Boomer Benefits) a high deductible Plan G, but a phone call to Anthem confirmed this was not the case, that my deductible was $233 Now, wouldn't it be Medicare's job to send the 20 percent bill to Anthem, and not the surgeon's office? And could the Plan G deny paying for services that Medicare has approved? Is my surgeon's office wrong, or am I missing something here? I should mention that I bought my Anthem plan in California, but my surgery was to be in Phoenix
Comment from : @georgegravette1132

Why do you tubers and people on tv make the pyramid with their hands all the time
Comment from : @marjn1030

how does this work when you have a supplement like plan g im your client?
Comment from : @vbanks1956

I pay full currently as he doesn't take any kind of insurance I was just wondering if I get penalized if I don't go for an initial exam using medicare
Comment from : @sandranason823