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This document contains 250 examination-style practice questions designed to strengthen knowledge of health insurance and healthcare coverage. It covers important concepts involving Medicare, Medicaid, insurance policies, eligibility, benefits, claims, regulations, healthcare administration, and member services. The questions help learners review essential terminology while applying insurance principles to realistic situations. Through structured examination practice, students can develop analytical thinking, improve their understanding of health insurance processes, and identify areas requiring additional revision. The resource is valuable for learners preparing for AHIP-related examinations and assessments involving healthcare insurance. It promotes effective study, knowledge retention, confidence, and practical understanding of health insurance operations and responsibilities.

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AHIP 2025 FINAL EXAM — 250-QUESTION PRACTICE EXAM
Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Part D, Medigap, Enrollment & Compliance
Important: These are original exam-style practice questions based on publicly available Medicare/AHIP-related guidance. They
are not claimed to be leaked, verbatim, or proprietary AHIP exam questions.


1. Which Medicare part primarily covers inpatient hospital services?

• Part D
■ Part A
• Part B
• Part C
Answer: Part A | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

2. Which Medicare part primarily covers physician and outpatient medical services?

• Part C
• Part D
■ Part B
• Part A
Answer: Part B | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

3. Which Medicare part provides prescription drug coverage?

• Part A
• Part B
• Part C
■ Part D
Answer: Part D | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

4. What is Medicare Advantage also known as?

■ Part C
• Part A
• Part B
• Part D
Answer: Part C | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

5. Medicare is primarily a federal health insurance program for people age 65 and older and certain younger people
with disabilities or conditions.

• Only for veterans
■ True
• False
• Only for low-income adults
Answer: True | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

6. The Initial Enrollment Period for someone turning 65 generally begins how many months before the month of the
65th birthday?

• 6 months
• 12 months
■ 3 months

, • 1 month
Answer: 3 months | Topic: Enrollment

7. The Initial Enrollment Period generally includes the birthday month and ends how many months after it?

• 1 month
• 6 months
• 12 months
■ 3 months
Answer: 3 months | Topic: Enrollment

8. A person who delays Part B because they have qualifying active employer coverage may generally use which later
enrollment opportunity?

■ Special Enrollment Period
• General Election only
• Annual Election Period only
• Open Enrollment for Medigap only
Answer: Special Enrollment Period | Topic: Enrollment

9. Medigap policies are designed primarily to supplement which type of Medicare coverage?

• Part D only
■ Original Medicare
• Medicare Advantage
• Medicaid only
Answer: Original Medicare | Topic: Medigap

10. A Medigap policy generally cannot be used with which arrangement?

• Part A
• Part B
■ Medicare Advantage plan
• Original Medicare
Answer: Medicare Advantage plan | Topic: Medigap

11. A Medicare Advantage plan is offered by a private Medicare-approved organization and provides Medicare-covered
benefits.

• False
• Only if Medicaid pays all costs
• Only for people under 65
■ True
Answer: True | Topic: Medicare Advantage

12. Which period is commonly used by Medicare beneficiaries to make an annual change among Medicare health and
drug coverage?

■ Annual Election Period
• Initial Enrollment Period only
• Medigap Open Enrollment only
• General Enrollment Period only
Answer: Annual Election Period | Topic: Medicare Advantage

13. Part D is primarily intended to help pay for what?

, • Long-term custodial care
■ Prescription drugs
• Inpatient room and board
• Routine dental care only
Answer: Prescription drugs | Topic: Part D

14. When Medicare is secondary to an employer group health plan, what concept determines which payer pays first?

• Risk adjustment only
• Coinsurance
■ Coordination of benefits
• Underwriting
Answer: Coordination of benefits | Topic: Coordination

15. Fraud involves intentionally obtaining money or a benefit through deception.

• False
• Only accidental billing
• Only administrative mistakes
■ True
Answer: True | Topic: Compliance

16. Waste generally refers to unnecessary overuse or misuse of services or resources without necessarily involving
intentional deception.

■ True
• False
• Only identity theft
• Only premium collection
Answer: True | Topic: Compliance

17. Abuse can include practices that are inconsistent with accepted sound business or medical practices and may lead
to unnecessary costs.

• Only marketing
■ True
• False
• Only criminal convictions
Answer: True | Topic: Compliance

18. What is the safest approach when a beneficiary asks a question outside an agent's authorized scope?

• Promise coverage
• Tell the beneficiary the answer is guaranteed
■ Refer to an appropriate licensed/authorized resource
• Guess the answer
Answer: Refer to an appropriate licensed/authorized resource | Topic: Ethics

19. An agent should present plan information accurately and avoid misleading statements.

• False
• Only during enrollment
• Only after enrollment
■ True

, Answer: True | Topic: Consumer protection

20. Which action is most appropriate when comparing plans?

■ Explain premiums, benefits, cost-sharing, network and limitations accurately
• Discuss only the premium
• Ignore formularies
• Guarantee a claim will be paid
Answer: Explain premiums, benefits, cost-sharing, network and limitations accurately | Topic: Consumer protection

21. Which Medicare part primarily covers inpatient hospital services?

• Part D
■ Part A
• Part B
• Part C
Answer: Part A | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

22. Which Medicare part primarily covers physician and outpatient medical services?

• Part C
• Part D
■ Part B
• Part A
Answer: Part B | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

23. What Medicare part provides prescription drug coverage?

• Part A
• Part B
• Part C
■ Part D
Answer: Part D | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

24. Which is Medicare Advantage also known as?

■ Part C
• Part A
• Part B
• Part D
Answer: Part C | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

25. Medicare is primarily a federal health insurance program for people age 65 and older and certain younger people
with disabilities or conditions.

• Only for veterans
■ True
• False
• Only for low-income adults
Answer: True | Topic: Medicare fundamentals

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