A 70-year old insured individual has suffered from kidney failure for the past 24 months. She is covered by her spouse's large-group employer plan. How will Medicare be utilized in this situation?

A 70-year old insured individual has suffered from kidney failure for the past 24 months. She is covered by her spouse's large-group employer plan. How will Medicare be utilized in this situation?





  • Will be the primary insurer and pay for 100% of covered expenses
  • Will be the secondary insurer and pay for claims not fully covered by the group plan
  • Will not pay for any of the covered expenses
  • Will be the primary insurer and the group plan will be secondary

Answer: Will be the secondary insurer and pay for claims not fully covered by the group plan

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