Is there any requirement for Mr. Anderson related to Part A and Part B for applying to a PFFS plan?

For an individual to apply for a Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) plan, it is essential that they are entitled to Medicare Part A and enrolled in Medicare Part B. This requirement ensures that the person has access to both hospital and medical insurance coverage, which the PFFS plan provides additional benefits over.

Being entitled to Part A means that the individual has contributed to Medicare through payroll taxes or is eligible through a spouse. Enrollment in Part B indicates that the individual has taken the necessary steps to obtain outpatient medical services coverage. Together, having both parts provides a stronger foundation for comprehensive healthcare coverage under a PFFS plan, allowing for a wider network of healthcare providers that may not be available otherwise.

The other choices do not meet the requirements, as having only Part B or being entitled to just one of the parts does not satisfy the eligibility criteria for PFFS plans. Hence, the correct understanding is that full eligibility requires both Part A entitlement and Part B enrollment.