Finding Care
Health Jobs
Insurance & Costs
Appointments
Patient Rights
100

Where you go for a checkup when you're not sick.

Primary care clinic

100

Doctor who treats everyday health problems.

Primary care doctor

100

Money you pay each month for insurance.

Bills

100

First step to see a doctor for a non-emergency.

Call the clinic

100

Right to keep your health info private.

Privacy

200

Care for a problem that can't wait but isn't an emergency.

Urgent care

200

Doctor for your teeth.

Dentist

200

Money you pay before insurance starts paying.

Deductible

200

Info to have ready when you call a clinic.

Name, birth date, reason, insurance

200

Right to ask questions about your care.

Ask questions

300

Hospital help for a life-threatening emergency.

Emergency room

300

Person who gives you medicine and explains how to take it.

Pharmacist

300

Flat fee for one visit.

Copay

300

List of your medicines and allergies.

Medicine list

300

Agreeing to treatment after hearing the risks.

Informed consent

400

Lower-cost clinic for people with less money.

Community health center

400

A doctor for your heart.

Cardiologist

400

Most you pay yourself in a year.

Out-of-pocket maximum

400

What to do if you can't make an appointment.

Cancel or reschedule

400

Person who helps you understand your care.

Patient advocate

500

Service that helps you find a doctor or health program.

Health referral service

500

Person who helps with feelings and mental health.

Therapist

500

Paper showing what insurance paid and what you owe.

Explanation of Benefits

500

Visit to check how you're doing after treatment.

Follow-up visit

500

How to check that health info is reliable.

Check the source