What is the current term for what was previously called an Explanation of Medicare Benefits?

The term that has replaced "Explanation of Medicare Benefits" is now called the Medicare Summary Notice (MSN). This document serves as a statement to inform beneficiaries about the services and items that were billed to Medicare during the specified period. It details the healthcare services received, their costs, what Medicare covered, and any amounts the beneficiary may be responsible for. This change reflects an effort to provide clearer and more comprehensive communication to Medicare beneficiaries regarding their benefits and claims.

The other terms listed do not reflect the official terminology used by Medicare for this specific purpose and are not recognized as documents detailing the coverage and billing information for services provided to Medicare beneficiaries. Thus, the Medicare Summary Notice is the only correct and current term to describe what was previously known as the Explanation of Medicare Benefits.