People living in two states can use Original Medicare nationwide. They may also enroll in a Part C or D plan available in their primary location that also covers their second state.

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Medicare doesn’t cover drugs when people take them off-label. For this reason, it doesn’t cover the pill form of semaglutide for weight loss.

A person can see any urologist who accepts Medicare Part B, but those with Medicare Advantage (Part C) may need a referral and may be asked to see a provider within their plan's network.

As drug coverage and doctor networks change for 2026, find out which type of plan is the right fit for you and how to avoid ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' ratings looked at metrics related to mortality, patient experience, timely care and more.