Is it free for elderly people over 80 who hold American green cards to be hospitalized in the United States? What conditions can I enjoy the medical white card?

The medical insurance plan for American retirees is called medical insurance. People who have never worked in the United States and paid medical insurance taxes have to pay expensive insurance premiums.

Medical insurance is divided into four parts: A (hospitalization), B (outpatient) and D (prescription drugs). If you don't pay the medical insurance tax at all, the monthly premium for Part A is $450. All Medicare participants in Part B must pay, ranging from $96.4 to $308.3 per month according to their income. Part D: The average monthly premium for 20 10 is $38. It should be noted that Medicare has deductible, * * negative co-insurance and * * co-payment, instead of 100% full payment.

Medicaid, commonly known as "white card", is a medical subsidy for low-income people. Those who are eligible to immigrate should have no conditions to apply.