It’s a well-known fact that Medicare<\/a> covers everything. Actually, that isn’t the case at all, and this is a very common misconception.<\/p>\n How many times has an overheard conversation brought up the fact that people think Medicare covers everything, almost and including the kitchen sink? It’s interesting that people seem to regard Medicare as the Super Man of the health insurance industry with far reaching powers. To a certain extent this has a nugget of truth in it, however, Medicare is far from being the “be all, end all” of health insurance.<\/p>\n While Medicare does a yeoman’s job of covering the general populace, they definitely have drawn some lines in the sand that they won’t cross when it comes to coverage. For instance, Medicare does not cover long-term care. This would actually make some sense when the bigger picture is taken into consideration. They could not cover long-term care due to the nature (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s a well-known fact that Medicare covers everything. Actually, that isn’t the case at all, and this is a very common misconception. How many times has an overheard conversation brought up the fact that people think Medicare covers everything, almost…<\/span><\/p>\n