A long-term supply is a 90-day or 100-day prescription of medication that you take regularly. For a supply of up to 30 days during. For a supply of up to 30 days during the initial coverage phase. This will help you make smart, informed coverage decisions for yourself or for someone you help care for.
There you'll find more information about ways to prepare for Medicare, when and how you should enroll, what to do if you plan to work after age 65, options to supplement Medicare, and resources for more information and assistance. There may be exceptions to these deadlines if you qualify for additional help paying for the costs of the Medicare prescription drug program. These plans can cover outstanding deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments, and they can also cover health care costs that Medicare doesn't cover at all, such as care received while traveling abroad. Resources For Living is not available to members of Aetna Part D plans (by prescription only), dual eligibility plans for special needs (D-SNP), special needs plans for chronic diseases (C-SNP), institutional plans for special needs (i-SNP), or Medicare supplement plans.
Part A only covers up to 190 days of mental health care for patients hospitalized in a separate psychiatric hospital during their lifetime. Keep in mind that Medicare generally doesn't pay for the full cost of your care and you're likely responsible for a portion of the shared costs (deductibles, coinsurance, and copays) of services covered by Medicare. The 190-day limit doesn't apply to care you receive in a separate, Medicare-certified psychiatric unit within an intensive care or intensive care hospital.
