types of healthcare
Operated by federal, states and local levels
Government hospital
Protects the health of all Americans and provide essential humans service
USDHHS
What is a subscriber number
Your person id number
What is the two types of Medicare
Type A (free) Type B(optional)
A 15 dollar fixed fee paid by insurance for a doctor’s visit is called
Co-payment
Provide healthcare for elderly or for those with chronic illness requiring 24/7 care
Long term care facilities
What does CBC stand for
Center for disease control and prevention
What is HMO
Health maintenance organization
What does SCHIP
States child health children's program
Working employees of 65 and is eligible for both Medicare and group health insurance which will be primary payor
The group policy
Function as a bridge between hospitals and homes
extended care
What’s does FDC stand for
Food and drugs administration
What is premium
The amount you pay for insurance
What is worker compensation
need if you get hurt while on the Job
What is coinsurance
The percentage of cost of a covered health care service you pay after you’ve paid your deductible
Provide service, research and education
University/college medical centers
What’s is OSHA
occasional safety and health administration
What is co-payment
Specific amount of money for a particular service
Who Get tricare
Active duty and family survivors retired military
Who is liability this insurance for the school’s insurance
If child is injured at school this type of insurance might pay the bill instead of the parents insurance
Located in large companies and industries provide care, provide care for employees
Industrial health care centers
Supported by donations membership fees fundraisers and grants
Non profit agencies
What is Co-insurance
Percent that will be paid that’s shared B/T the Pt and the insurance
What government requires you to be 65 years or disabled
Medicare
WHAT IS 80/20
Most common split where the insurance company pays the big part and you pay the small part