Who are?
Abbreviations
Health Insurance
health care
M words
100

Medical Coder

takes the information from the medical report and translated it into alphanumeric codes.

100

ICD

International Classification Of Diseases

100

Financial Risk

The chance of financial loss from an event out of your control.

100

What is health care provider?

Doctor/laboratory/Clinic/Hospital/nurses





100

Microbes

Microorganisms that are all around us but are to small to be seen with the naked eye

200

Medical Biller

take the code from the coder and create a claim to give to the insurance company.

200

CPT

Current Procedural Terminology

200

Out-of-pocket maximum

 the amount of money you pay in total out of pocket if you have co-insurance.

200

Outpatient Facilities 

 Patients who do not require hospitalizations

200

Microscopy

the act of using a microscope to view things.

300

Hippocrates

 Greek physician know as “Father of Modern Medicine”

300

CDC 

Centers Of Disease Control

300

workers’ compensation

Covers medical expenses, lost wages, to employees who are injured or become ill on the job.

300

Long-term Facilities

Assistance and care for elderly or individuals with disabilities who are unable to live independently. 

300

Medicare

 is for those who are 65 and older or younger for certain disabilities and diseases

400

Speech pathologists

Conduct screenings to assess a client's speech and swallowing challenges. Evaluate and diagnose speech, language, and communication disorders.

400

ACA

Affordable Care Act

400

Deductible

the amount of money you pay for the health insurance company to help you

400

Hospice

care for a person that is ill or in the end stages of life 

400

 Medicaid

A state-administered plan that pays for those who meet strict eligibility and income requirements.

500

Physical Therapists

help injured or ill people improve movement and manage pain

500

 EOB

Explanation of Benefits

500

Premium

monthly payment to have health insurance

500

Home Health Care

caregiver in the individual home where the patient or client is living, as opposed to care provided in group accommodations like clinics or nursing homes.

500

Medical Doctor 

a physician who is a graduate of an accredited medical school