Terminology
Private Health Insurance
Affordable Care Act
Inflation
CPI
100
A specific amount of money that must be paid yearly before the benefits begin.
What is a Deductible?
100

The name for the group of providers that work within a network with your insurance company. 

In-network providers

100

The Act passed to make health care more accessible and affordable, especially for low-income individuals or individuals with disabilities.

Affordable Care Act

100

When prices go up, or the buying power of the dollar goes down, this is a period called...

Inflation

100

What does CPI stand for?

Consumer Price Index

200

The set amount that the insured person must pay out of pocket for services at a doctor's office.

What is a Co-Pay?

200

A managed care organization developed to control the expenditure of health care dollars and to manage patient care. IE Patients need a primary care provider who can give referrals to specialists.

What is a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)

200

The president who passed the Affordable Care Act

Who is Barack Obama?

200
Name at least 1 TYPE of inflation


Cost-Push Inflation: Production costs increase = higher prices for consumers (Ex: Costs of helium goes up, cost of a balloon for a consumer goes up)

Demand-Pull Inflation: High demand = higher prices (Ex: High demand for a video game may lead to a higher price tag on a new release)

200

Measure that examines the weighted average of prices of a basket of consumer goods and services

CPI (Consumer Price Index)

300

Conditions like acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, cancer, losses due to injury on the job, and pregnancy are reasons why a person should not be allowed to deduct expenses

What is a Preexisting Condition

300

The percentage that the insurance company agrees to pay after you reach your deductible.

What is Coinsurance?

300

The colloquial term for the Affordable Care Act.

What is Obamacare?


300

Name at least 1 CAUSE of inflation:

Production/material costs rising


Wars/Civil Conflicts - affects production, shipping, obtaining goods, etc

Global Pandemic

300
Name at least 5 categories of goods/services in the Market Basket

Housing, Food/Beverages/Groceries, Health Care, Communication, Clothing, Education, Recreation, and other miscellaneous goods and services 

400
The amount you pay each month to belong to a health plan.
What is a Premium?
400

Enrollees receive the highest level of benefits when they obtain services from a physician, hospital, or other health provider designated by their program as a preferred provider. More flexible than an HMO. 

What is a Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)

400

Under the ACA, young adults can stay on their parents plan until the age of...

26

400

True or False: A certain level of inflation is necessary for a healthy economy.

True. 

400

What does the Market Basket attempt to represent?

Goods and services that the common consumer purchases
500

A doctor that specializes in a certain field of medicine; patients often need a referral to see these doctors.

What is a Specialist?


500

A lot of health insurance companies do not offer coverage for....

What are specialty doctors/treatments

ex: chiropractic, acupuncture, mental health services, physical therapy, pregnancy care, etc. 

500

Medicaid and Medicare are managed by....

The Federal Government

500

Give a NON-example of inflation

The cost of ONE good increasing (like gas)

Costs fluctuating (going up and down at inconsistent rates) 

500

True or False. The CPI is the ONLY indicator of inflation.

False

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