If you have 40 or more quarters of work credit, you won’t have to pay for Medicare Part A insurance. However, Part B insurance isn’t free.
As of 2017, Part B insurance costs at least $134 per month. It covers medical services and supplies, including lab tests, surgeries and wheelchairs. After paying the yearly deductible of $183, you’ll fork over 20 percent of any Medicare-approved charges for covered services.
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