Which Medicare part covers both Part A and Part B?

• A. Medicare Part A
• B. Medicare Part B
• C. Medicare Part C
• D. Medicare Part D

Answer: (C)

Medicare coverage is organized so some plans bundle the two main parts together. Part A covers hospital services and Part B covers medical services. A single plan that brings both A and B under one umbrella is Medicare Advantage, known as Part C. These plans are offered by private insurers and are designed to replace Original Medicare while providing both A and B coverage in one package, often with extra benefits and sometimes including Part D prescription drug coverage. So this option is correct because it represents a plan type whose purpose is to combine both Part A and Part B into one plan. The other options correspond to coverage that targets only one area: Part A for hospital care, Part B for medical services, and Part D for prescription drugs.