Health Insurance Fees
Amount you pay out-of-pocket before your insurance kicks
What Is a Deductible?
This topic is often a heavy debate on health insurance.
What is “Is healthcare a right or privilege?”
An insurance plan that has two networks.
What Is POS?
Commonly paired with a high-deductible health insurance plan, offers low monthly premiums, and rolls over at the end of the year.
What Is HSA?
True or false: According to the textbook, test results are analyzed more quickly and accurately by a computer.
What Is True?
This is the fixed amount you pay at a doctor’s visit, no matter what type of care is provided
What Is Co-Pay?
: The US spends nearly ________ as much on healthcare as other advanced nations, but our system rarely provides better health outcomes. What
What Is 3x
200 A plan that doesn't require a referral and has a higher premium
What Is PPO?
FSA stands for?
This refers to a new trend of health insurance for remote or part-time employees.
What Is Telemedicine?
This is the monthly fee you have to pay for insurance coverage
What Is A premium
This group of people who are ___ and older accounts for 30% of the population, but 56% of healthcare spending
What Is 55
A plan that requires a referral and has a low out of pocket cost.
What Is HMO?
Employer offered and paired with a traditional Health Insurance policy that is forfeited at the end of the year.
Another name for the Affordable Care Act.
What Is ObamaCare?
This refers to the process of your insurance company reviewing and approving or denying a medical prescription before it is provided
What is a prior authorization
: This is the reason why the U.S. has the lowest life expectancy, the highest avoidable death rates, the highest maternal and infant mortality, and among the highest suicide rates.
What are the effects of limited access to healthcare and high costs?
A plan that has a higher deductible and low premium.
What Is EPO?
HSA stands for?
What Is a Health Savings Account?
This is the “I” in HIPAA.
What Is Insurance?
Danny has a PPO plan but his neurologist is out of network, and Danny needs a MRI of the brain. Danny’s plan has an in-network deductible of $500 and an out of network deductible of $5000. Danny’s MRI costs $2000. How much will Danny have to pay in total?
Double Points
What Is $3000
The U.S. has the highest rate of what, which is nearly twice the OECD average.
What are people with multiple chronic conditions and obesity?
Three characteristics of POS in-network plan.
What is minimal co-pay, no deductible, out of pocket limited
When you are (Blank) years old you can take the money out without penalty when using a Health Saving Account
What Is 65 years old
Two of the most well-known divisions under Health and Human Services
What Is Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA)?