Which of these groups can receive benefits under Medicare Title 18?

Individuals with chronic kidney disease can receive benefits under Medicare Title 18 because Medicare is designed to offer healthcare coverage to specific groups of people, including those with certain disabilities and chronic conditions. Chronic kidney disease, especially in its advanced stages, often requires substantial medical care and treatment, which Medicare covers.

Medicare provides benefits not only to older adults, typically those 65 and older, but also to younger individuals with disabilities or particular health conditions, such as end-stage renal disease. This makes it possible for people with chronic kidney disease to receive critical health services that aid in managing their condition, including dialysis and kidney transplants.

The other groups mentioned do not generally qualify for Medicare benefits: individuals with private health insurance are covered by their plans; those who are under 50 and healthy typically do not qualify unless they have a qualifying disability; and students under a college plan are generally covered by their school's insurance or their parents' insurance, and not Medicare unless they meet specific criteria related to age or disability.