Medicare Part A
Part A is commonly known as hospital insurance. The chart outlines several of the costs that may apply to inpatient hospital care, skilled nursing care, hospice care, and other Part A-covered services.
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2026 Medicare Parts A and B Costs Chart
View the 2026 Medicare Parts A and B chart to better understand hospital and medical coverage, deductibles, coinsurance, and other potential out-of-pocket costs under Original Medicare.
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Medicare Part B
Part B is commonly known as medical insurance. The chart outlines the annual deductible, the general 80% and 20% cost-sharing structure, and other costs that may apply to doctors, outpatient care, tests, supplies, and covered medical services.
Important context
The chart is a starting point—not a complete Medicare recommendation
Your Medicare enrollment timing and coverage choices can depend on active employer coverage, employer size, COBRA or retiree coverage, HSA contributions, prescription drug coverage, doctors, medications, budget, and travel needs.
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