Medicare Part B costs
	In 2018, you will pay:
Monthly premium	$134 if your annual income is below $85,000 ($170,000 for couples). If you are covered by hold harmless, on average you will pay $109.People with high incomes have a higher Part B premium.
Annual deductible	$183
Doctor and other medical services	20% if your provider accepts assignment. If your provider does not accept assignment, federal law allows them to charge up to 15% above Medicare’s approved amount.
Outpatient hospital care	Coinsurance or copayment (copay) that can be no higher than the Part A hospital deductible ($1,340 in 2018)
Home health care	Nothing
Clinical diagnostic lab services	Nothing
Other diagnostic tests and x-rays	20% (Copies of x-rays are not covered.)
Diabetes self-management supplies (glucose monitors, lancets, test strips)	20%
Durable medical equipment (e.g. wheelchairs, hospital beds)	20%
Physical therapy services	20%
Ambulance services	20%
Chiropractor services	20%
Outpatient mental health services	20%
Annual Wellness Visit	Nothing
Preventive care	You pay nothing for many preventive care services that are recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. There may be copays and deductibles for some preventive services.

The above chart includes common services and items covered by Medicare. It is not a complete list.

Medicare does not cover all health care services.