If a retired married couple have Medicare AB as primary and also each retain the insurance from separate past employers can remaining bills be turned in as a 3rd insurance to spouse's plan?
Sounds like that would work to me. Medicare and Social Securities Site - where you can ask the question directly. medicare.gov/ContactUs.asp IMHO I would just turn in the claim and see what your spouses insurance does with the claim.
Just be honest when filling out the forms Answer Absolutely, this is called tertiary.
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