MEDICAL TERMINOLOGIES
BENEFITS ELIGIBILITIES
ACCESS TO CARE
KEY CONTACTS
FUN FACTS
100

Set dollar amount required to pay for medical services (ex: office visit, urgent care, emergency room)

Copay

100

A change in your situation, such as getting married, having a baby, new employment, or losing health coverage, can make you eligible for a special enrollment period.

 Qualifying Life Event (QLE)

100

What are some common conditions that can be treated with virtual care?

Allergies, Cough

Fever, Headaches/Migraines

Sinus Problems

Skin Rashes

Pink Eye

Bladder Infections

Sore Throat

Bronchitis

Stomachaches

Minor Dermatology

100

Who do you contact for Benefits bank drafts?

Participate Learning Finance Department

100

What is the benefit plan year for your medical insurance?

July 1st to June 30th the following year

200

Hospitals, doctor’s offices, and clinics that are part of an insurance network. In-network providers have lower costs than those out-of-network.

In-network (INN)

200

What are the healthcare coverages that must be included in the J-1 and J-2 dependents insurance plan?

Medical Insurance
Emergency Medical Evacuation
Repatriation Coverage

200

What is one of the services that the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) offers?


Referrals for wellness and well-being programs

Legal and financial consultation


200

Who do you contact for the birth of a child and addition to benefits?

Participate Learning Human Resources 

200

When is virtual care availble?

24/7!

300


Percentage of hospital bills shared between the insured person and the insurance company

Coinsurance

300

What are the two optional insurance available to you?

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

300

Who is your pharmacy carrier?

RxBenefits

300

Who do you contact for address updates?

Participate Learning Teacher Resources 

300


This vendor/program can help with finding network providers and answering questions about claims.

 Health Advocate 

400

The amount required to pay out of pocket before the plan begins paying co-insurance

Deductible

400

True or False:

Travel Assistance provides medical transportation for emergency evacuation and repatriation. 

TRUE

400

Where should I go for immediate medical attention that isn’t severe enough for the ER if my primary care doctor is not available?

Urgent Care

400

Who do you contact for SSN updates?

Participate Learning Teacher Resources

400

Who do I contact for time off or leave of absence 

School district's Human Resources 

500

The most you have to pay for covered services in a plan year. After you spend this amount on deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance for in-network care and services, your health plan pays 100% of the costs of covered benefits.

Maximum-Out-of-Pocket

500

True or False
I can change my medical plan at any time

False
All J-1 Exchange Visitor Program participants and their J-2 dependents must maintain health insurance throughout their stay in the U.S., including any time outside the U.S. during the program.

500

Who should I contact for routine check-ups and ongoing health management?

Primary Care Physician 

500

Who do you contact for benefit-related questions?

Participate Learning Human Resources

500

Where do you go to manage your medical insurance account?