UHC Fast Track Certification EXAM
2026|NEW UPDATE WITH
100Qs&As|GRADED A+
1. Which of the following is a correct statement about in-
network provider services?
A) HMO Plans cover both in-network and out-of-network
services equally.
B) HMO Plans generally cover only in-network services;
members typically pay full cost for out-of-network services.
C) PPO Plans never cover out-of-network services.
D) All Medicare plans cover out-of-network services without
additional cost.
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Answer: B – HMO Plans generally cover only in-network
services. In most cases, members pay the full cost of any out-of-
network services received, with a few important exceptions.
2. What costs count toward the out-of-pocket maximum for
Medicare Advantage (MA) Plans?
A) Monthly plan premiums.
B) Copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles for covered
services.
C) Over-the-counter medications.
D) Dental and vision services not included in the plan.
Answer: B – The Out-of-Pocket Maximum includes costs the
member pays for any Medicare-covered Part A or B services but
does not include the cost of any plan premiums.
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3. Which of the following best describes eligibility to enroll in
a stand-alone Prescription Drug Plan (PDP)?
A) Must be enrolled in Medicare Part C only.
B) Must be entitled to Part A and/or enrolled in Part B and
reside in the plan service area.
C) Must have a chronic condition diagnosis.
D) Must be under age 65.
Answer: B – To enroll in a stand-alone PDP, a consumer must be
entitled to Part A and/or enrolled in Part B and reside in the
plan service area.
4. What is a formulary?
A) A list of preferred providers in a network.
B) A list of medications covered within the benefit plan,
based on CMS guidelines.
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C) A schedule of monthly premiums.
D) A document outlining appeal rights.
Answer: B – A formulary is a list of medications covered within
the benefit plan, based on CMS guidelines, and developed in
collaboration with providers and pharmacists.
5. Step Therapy, Prior Authorization, Quantity Limit, 7-day
limit, Dispensing Limit and Limited Access are all examples of
what?
A) Plan enrollment requirements.
B) Utilization Management Rules.
C) Medicare Part A benefits.
D) Preventive care services.