Items that are NOT covered by Medicare Part A or Part B include:
long-term care, such as custodial care in a nursing home.
care in a skilled nursing facility (SNF) after a 3-day hospital stay.
care provided by a rural health clinic.
home healthcare.
Answer: long-term care, such as custodial care in a nursing home.
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