Federally Qualified Health Center services
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers a broad range of outpatient primary care and preventive services you can get in Federally Qualified Health Centers
Description
Federally Qualified Health Centers are public health centers that give health care services to medically underserved people and groups who don’t have adequate access to health care.
Costs
- You usually pay 20% of the cost of any services you get at a Federally Qualified Health Center (and nothing for most preventive services ). The Part B deductible doesn’t apply.
- Federally Qualified Health Centers offer lower fees if you have limited income.
Ask your doctor or healthcare provider how much your test, item, or service will cost.
Your doctor may recommend services that Medicare does not cover or offers too frequently. This could end up in additional costs for you. Make sure to ask your doctor about the reasons for these recommendations and what Medicare will actually cover.
Specific amounts you could owe depend on:
Other insurance you may have
How much your doctor charges
If your doctor accepts assignment
The type of facility
Where you get your test, item, or service