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Medicare Deductible, Coinsurance, and Premium rate for 2104

Herewith we have listed the Medicare Part A & B Deductible, Coinsurance, and premium details for 2014 as follows.

2014 Part A

Deductible $1216.00

Coinsurance

$304.00 a day for 61st – 90th day

$608.00 a day for 91st – 150th day (Life time reserve days)

$152.00 a day for 21st -100th day ( Skilled Nursing Facility coinsurance)

Base Premium

$426.00 a month

BP with 10% Surcharge

$468.60 a month

BP with 45 % reduction

$234.00 month (For those who have 30-39 quarters of coverage)

BP with 45% reduction and 10% surcharge

$257.40 a month

PART B

Standard Premium

$104.90 a month

PART B Deductible for 2014 – $147 a year

Pro rata data amount

$114.99 1st month

32.01 2nd month

Co Insurance 20%
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  1. Medicaid pays $X, Medicare pays $Y, private insurance pays $A, B, C. ad infinitum for drugs and treatments. But, we expect an informed citizenry. No chance of that. That is why we need a single payer system. There is no "market" for health care because no consumer can possibly shop for drugs or care or understand billings. It's called FRAUD.

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