Health Insurance
The term for the payment that the insured person pays (monthly) to the insurance company for insurance coverage.
What is a premium?
The type of facility that allows individuals to be independent but offers assistance with basic tasks such as transportation and medication assistance.
What is the term for the things that go in to a system?
What is input?
The type of agency that is concerned with the causes, spread, and control of diseases.
The type of insurance offered to military personnel and their families.
What is TRICARE?
The term for the set amount of money the individual is responsible for paying "out of pocket" before the insurance company begins to pay.
What is deductible?
The type of facility a person should report to if they are having a fever, cough, and chills and are unable to get an appointment with their primary care provider.
What is Urgent Care?
The type of agency that is supported by donations, membership fees, and federal or state grants.
What is volunteer/nonprofit?
The demographic of people who are served by Medicaid? (Need 2 of the 3)
Who are....
Familes with low income
Children who qualify
Adults who are blind or diabled
** Must do 200 first. The term for the payment plan that begins once the deductible is met, where the insurance company pays a portion of the cost and the individual is responsible for the remainder.
What is co-insurance?
The type of facility that an individual would go to if they needed help regaining strength in their arm but did not require an inpatient stay in a facility.
What is physical therapy rehab facility?
The term for the place where the "creation" of the final product happens.
What is environment?
The government agency that is sponsored by the United Nations and the main objective is "the attainment by all people of the highest possible level of health care."
What is World Health Organization?
What is co-payment?
The most important aspect of creating a goal.
What is "must be measurable"?
The agency whose purpose is to establish and enforce standards that protect workers from job related injuries.
What is Occupational Safety and Health Administration?
The type of facility that provides healthcare staff to come into the individuals home to provide services such as nursing care, physical and speech therapy.
What is home health?
What is a major difference between private health insurance and HMO insurance?
What is....
Smaller options for providers (HMO)
No co-pay, deductible, co-ins (HMO)
The type of facility that provides services for individuals who generally have less than 6 months to live.
What is hospice?
What is feedback?
The national agency dealing with health problems in the US whose goal is to protect the health of all Americans.
What is the US Department of Health and Human Services?
The purpose of an organizational structure in a health care facility.
What is "establish clear lines of authority"?