Must every beneficiary with a disability who is eligible for Medicare participate in all 4 parts of the Medicare program?

Beneficiaries with disabilities who are eligible for Medicare are not required to participate in all four parts of the Medicare program. Medicare is divided into several parts which include Part A (Hospital Insurance), Part B (Medical Insurance), Part C (Medicare Advantage Plans), and Part D (Prescription Drug Coverage).

Participation in any of these parts is optional. For instance, individuals can choose to enroll in Part A and Part B, which cover hospital and medical services, respectively, or they might want to combine those with Part C, which offers a different way of receiving Medicare benefits, and Part D, which deals with prescription drugs. However, it is entirely within the beneficiary's right to decline enrollment in any of these parts based on their personal health care needs and preferences.

Therefore, stating that participation in all four parts is mandatory is incorrect, making the answer false. This flexibility allows beneficiaries to tailor their Medicare coverage to fit their own health care needs and financial circumstances.