As you exercise (and omega 3 helps here) and get your blood sugar under control, your liver will actually regenerate and store sugar more efficiently. If you have fatty liver and don't act to take care of yourself, it can lead to cirrhosis. Personally I had fatty liver disease for over 14 years.
Medicare Part B. Part B is for your doctor visits, tests, and other services. Premium costs: Each month you pay a premium of $104.90. If your income is higher than $85,000, you have to pay a higher premium. How much you make determines how much you pay, ranging from $146.90 to $335.70.Deductible costs: You also pay a $147 deductible each year.opay costs. You also pay copays for Part A. It's a set amount you pay for specific types of care. If you're in the hospital for more than 60 days, your copay is $315 a day for days 61 to 90. After that, your copay is $630 a day.
What costs should I know for Part B? Medicare Part B Premium. There is a monthly premium for Part B coverage. For Medicare beneficiaries with incomes below $85K/single or $170K/couple, the Part B premium cost for 2018 will average $134 per month. For Medicare beneficiaries with higher incomes, the Part B premium cost will range from $187.50 to $428.60 per month, based on income level. Medicare beneficiaries who meet certain income and resource guidelines can get their Part B premium paid for by their stateâs Medicare Savings Program. Medicare Part B Deductible. You will also pay an annual deductible of $183 in 2018. That means when you receive services covered by Part B, you will pay $183 before Medicare starts helping you pay.