Define the term Premium
The monthly cost of health insurance.
What are the main 3 health plans?
HMO, PPO, POS
What year was the Affordable Care Act passed?
2010
Define Disability Income Insurance
Insurance that provides money in case a disability gets in the way of earning your expected income.
Which plan is a hybrid of the two other plans?
POS
Which administration passed the Affordable Care Act?
The Obama Administration (Obamacare)
What term has this definition: A payment request that your health care provider submits
Claims
Which plan lets you visit in network and out of network healthcare professionals?
PPO
What was the main goal of the Affordable Care Act?
To provide all/most americans with health insurance
Money you will receive from an Insurance provider that will supplement your salary, in the case of an accident or disability is called...
Disability income
Name the 2 disadvantages of a PPO
- Typically higher monthly premiums and out-of-pocket costs than for HMO plans.
- More responsibility for managing and coordinating your own care without a primary care doctor.
List 2 Pros of the Affordable Care Act
More people have health insurance.
More affordable health insurance.
People with preexisting conditions can’t be denied coverage.
No time limit on care
More screenings get covered
Prescription costs less
What term does this definition match with: a binding contract issued by an insurance company to an individual or group which promises to pay for health care reasonably required by the “insured”
Policy
Name 3 advantages of an HMO
Lower monthly premiums and generally lower out-of-pocket costs.
Generally lower out-of-pocket costs for prescriptions.
Claims won’t have to be filed as often since medical care you receive is typically in-network.
Convenience of having a primary care doctor as your advocate to coordinate and manage your care.
Most people pay higher premiums
You can be fined if you don’t have insurance
It’s resulting in rising taxes
Businesses cut employee hours to avoid covering employees