Which statement explains how Medicare differs from Medicaid?
A) Medicare is an entitlement while Medicaid is a form of welfare.
B) Medicare is completely free while Medicaid requires a recipient contribution.
C) Medicare pays for itself while Medicaid costs the government billions of dollars.
D) Medicare subsidizes health insurance while Medicaid provides direct payments to doctors and hospitals.
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