The biggest difference between Medicare and Medicaid healthcare is that Medicaid is a state-run, federally funded program. Other identifiers of Medicaid include; low-income health care for qualifying individuals, primary health care coverage for office visits and hospital visits. Sometimes Medicaid will have a copay or even cover expenses not covered by Medicare healthcare.
While Medicare has an age requirement of 62 and older, Medicaid does not. It is also for qualifying individuals with a disability.
Medicare has several parts that separate each program from the others. Part A which covers hospital bills, along with home health care. Part B includes things such as lab work, physical therapy, and outpatient costs. Part D covers prescription