How does an MA-PD plan differ from a standalone Part D plan?

• A. MA-PD covers hospital stays but not outpatient care, while standalone Part D covers drugs only.
• B. MA-PD is a standalone drug plan; standalone Part D is a hospital plan.
• C. MA-PD is a fee-for-service arrangement; standalone Part D is a managed care plan.
• D. MA-PD provides Part A, Part B, and Part D coverage in one plan; standalone Part D covers drugs only and works with Original Medicare.

Answer: (D)