The "Doughnut Hole" Is

The "doughnut hole" is

A) the portion of a hospital bill that beneficiaries have to pay.
B) the number of people who cannot afford to pay for all their health care under Medicare but have too much income to qualify for Medicaid.
C) the gap between what Medicare spends and taxes that support Medicare.
D) the coverage gap in Part D, where Medicare beneficiaries pay most of the costs of prescription medications.