- Thinking Medicare Part B is free because you paid into Medicare?
- The monthly premium, deductible, and possible extra charges can change what you actually pay
- Part B covers outpatient care like doctor visits, lab work, and preventive services
HOOK
Thinking Medicare Part B is free because you paid into Medicare? Not quite. The monthly premium, deductible, and possible extra charges can change what you actually pay.
→ Ask a Doctor - Medical Consultation - CPS (US+) — free, takes about 60 seconds.
[On-screen: “Part B isn’t free” + simple cost breakdown animation]
KEY POINT 1
Part B covers outpatient care like doctor visits, lab work, and preventive services. In most cases, you pay a monthly premium for it, even if you’re already on Social Security.
[B-roll: doctor’s office, lab tests, Medicare card]
KEY POINT 2
→ See what you could be approved for — free, takes about 60 seconds.
You also have a yearly deductible. That means you usually pay out of pocket first before Medicare starts paying its share for covered services.
[On-screen: “Premium + Deductible” with meter filling]
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