Medicare is intended for all of the following groups EXCEPT?

Medicare is a federal health insurance program primarily designed for specific groups of individuals. It typically covers retired individuals, those living with disabilities, and certain others, such as people with end-stage renal disease or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).

Retired individuals are a primary group beneficiaries of Medicare, receiving coverage once they reach age 65. Likewise, those with disabilities can qualify for Medicare benefits after a two-year waiting period.

However, full-time students are not a designated group for Medicare eligibility. Medicare eligibility is not based on being a full-time student, as it primarily serves older adults and individuals with specific qualifying conditions or disabilities. This differentiates the correct answer from the other options, which are all groups that Medicare is designed to support. Low-income families, while not a direct eligibility group for Medicare, can often qualify for programs such as Medicaid, which may interact with Medicare.