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This web page details California Medigap dialysis. People who meet certain criteria may be eligible for Medicare if they need dialysis because of end-stage renal disease or because they need a kidney transplant irregardless of their age. If a person qualifies for Medicare because of end-stage renal disease their Medcare coverage starts the fourth month that they receive dialysis. Coverage can start sooner if an individual can administer their own at-home dialysis. It is also possible to in the month an individual is admitted into a Medicare-approved hospital to get a kidney transplant, or two months before the transplant is scheduled to begin if there is a delay before the proceedure can be performed. You may continue on Medicare for one year after your dialysis ends or three years after a kidney transplant. Inpatient dialysis treatments and supplies come under Medicare Part A, but outpatient dialysis treatments and supplies are covered under Medicare Part B. For inpatient hospital stays which include dialysis Medicare pays for the dialysis under Part A in the same way it would any other Medicare Part A covered hospital stay. Let our twenty years of experience help to guide you with your Medicare needs. We will answer all your questions and give you the advice you need to make the correct choice. We will find the right policy for you. Are you confused by the complexity of Medicare Supplements? With the vast amount of information it is not difficult to have trouble finding the answers you require. Don't waste your time trying to find which plan is right for you. We have the answers you need. |