When you enroll in Medicare, you're covered by Part A and Part B, which, as we have already stated before, do not provide 100% coverage. With Original Medicare in place, there is no limit to your maximum out-of-pocket expense. The insurance covers a certain percentage of it (80%), and you need to take care of paying for the remaining 20%, regardless of how many thousands of dollars it turns out to be.u003cbr/u003eHowever, many Medicare supplement plans come with an out-of-pocket maximum, which is essentially a safeguard preventing you from spending too much money on your health bill. Please see my article and video here for details on the maximum out-of-pocket for each of the most popular Medicare plans:  u003ca href=u0022https://medigapseminars.org/medicare-maximum-out-of-pocket/u0022u003ehttps://medigapseminars.org/medicare-maximum-out-of-pocket/u003c/au003e.