AHIP Practice Exam

Which individual is most likely to be eligible to enroll in a Part D plan?

1. Jose, a grandfather granted asylum with work history in the U.S.

2. Myra, who is 67 and wants to enroll in Medicare Advantage after starting with Original Medicare.

3. Mr. Chen, who is curious about Medical Savings Accounts.

4. Mrs. Chen, who is concerned about qualifying for Part A due to her birth country.

The correct answer is: Jose, a grandfather granted asylum with work history in the U.S.

The correct answer pertains to Jose, a grandfather granted asylum with work history in the U.S. To be eligible for a Part D plan, an individual generally needs to be enrolled in Medicare, which typically includes those who are 65 years or older, or under 65 with certain disabilities or conditions. Since Jose has work history in the U.S. and has been granted asylum, he is likely eligible for Medicare if he meets the other criteria related to age or disability, thus making him eligible to enroll in a Part D plan. While Myra is 67 and interested in Medicare Advantage, her current situation with Original Medicare doesn’t inherently indicate eligibility for Part D unless she is already enrolled in Medicare or seeks to enroll simultaneously. The option regarding Mr. Chen suggests an interest in Medical Savings Accounts, which do not directly relate to Part D eligibility. Lastly, Mrs. Chen's concerns regarding qualifying for Part A indicate uncertainty about her eligibility status, which could affect her ability to enroll in a Part D plan. These nuances clarify that Jose is indeed the most suitable candidate for Part D enrollment based on the provided information.