Networks
Offering nationwide coverage and can go see any doctor, any hospital in the US.
What is a PPO?
My plans are income based and cover pre-existing conditions immediately
What is ACA/Obamacare?
Most affordable way to see a doctor when sick
What is Family Doctor/PCP?
Pay this amount to keep your coverage
What is a premium?
When was Obamacare created?
What is 2010?
Do not need a referral to see a specialist but still limited to what doctors I can see
What is a EPO?
Only needing it for a couple months
What is short term coverage?
Specifically for emergencies and critical illnesses
What is a hospital?
The amount that must be paid by the consumer on most plans before the insurance company will begin to contribute
What is a Deductible?
This account lets you save pre-tax money for medical expenses.
What is HSA?
The insurance companies dictate what doctors I can see and cannot go out of network
What is a HMO?
Plans are based on your health and geared more towards the self-employed
What is Private Insurance?
A walk-in medical clinic that treats non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries that need attention soon, but aren’t serious enough for the emergency room
What is Urgent Care?
Amount paid by the consumer for a certain service
What is a copay?
This account is often offered by employers and MUST be used within the plan year.
What is FSA?