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Health insurance

Insurance offered by private insurance companies or government that covers health care expenses

Blue Cross/Blue Shield

Nations largest health care insurer

Private health insurance

Health insurance that can be purchased from private insurance companies to provide coverage for health care expenses

Fee for service plan (indemnity plan)

Insurance that reimburses individuals for some or all of the expenses they incur

Fee for service plan (indemnity plan)

Insurance where policyholder is free to decide if they want care from a primary care physician or specialist

Managed health care plan

Requires individuals to receive services from specific doctors and hospitals

Health maintenance organization

Insurance plan that covers health care services approved by doctors; PMPM

HMO

Insurance that requires patients to get a referral before they can seek a specialist

Preferred provider organization

Health insurance plan that allows individuals to select a health care provider and covers most of the fees

Discount on charge arrangement

Arrangement where PPO pays a specific percentage of charges

Per diem rate arrangement

Arrangement where PPO pays provider a specific sum each day a patient is hospitalized

Preexisting conditions

Prevents people from buying insurance to treat existing illness or injuries

Flexible spending account

Account established by the employer for the employee to use pretax income

Medicare

Program that provides health insurance to individuals over 65 & qualify for social security benefits

Medigap insurance

Insurance provided by private companies to cover medical expenses not covered by medicare

Medicare prescription drug improvement and modernization act of 2003

Allows seniors to buy various forms of coverage for prescription drugs

Health savings account

An account that shelters income from taxes and can be used to pay health care expenses

Medicaid

Federal program that provides health care to the aged, blind, disabled, and needy families with dependent children

COBRA

States an individual can continue to have health insurance for 18 months after they stop working for that employer

HIPAA

Ensures workers can continue their health insurance coverage when switching jobs

HIPAA

Prohibits insurance companies from denying insurance based on applicants health satus, medical history, etc.

Privacy rule

Part of the HIPAA Act; protects personal information

Probationary period

Period extending from the time the disability income application is approved and time coverage goes into effect

Waiting period

Period from the time you are disabled and when you receive benefits