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looking to increase this number. Castor insurance offers three types of plans: The Castor Standard plan, the Castor Enhanced plan, and the Castor Enhanced plan minor. The Castor standard plan is a basic plan that offers low premiums, but does not cover preexisting conditions. The Castor Enhanced plan does cover preexisting conditions and offers more services than the Castor Standard plan, but the premium is much higher. The representatives of Castor insurance have to help two different groups to…

In the United States today, the healthcare system is based more on business than to help those in need. Greedy insurance and pharmaceutical companies are taking the hard earned dollars of millions of people. Patients who need to seek medical care have no other choice than to pay out of pocket for thousands of dollars of care, or they can go without receiving the care at all. While other patients cannot afford to pay for medication necessary for their survival. The medical industry in our country…

Insurance benefits (commonly referred to as an EOB form) is a statement that is sent by a health insurance company to covered individuals explaining what medical treatments and/or services were paid for on their behalf. Congress passed the Employers’ Liability Acts of 1906 and 1908, which made contributory negligence doctrines less restrictive. Between 1898 and 1909, New York, Maryland, Massachusetts, and Montana made an attempt (but failed) to pass workers’ compensation acts. Wisconsin passed…

You do not need US citizenship to qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (“SSDI”) nor do you need to be a permanent US resident. However, you must have legal status to work in The United States. In addition, you need to have a social security number assigned to you to work legally in the United States and earn the necessary work credits to qualify for benefits. Also, residents who are not US citizens and are from Cuba, North Korea, and Vietnam are unlikely to receive SSDI benefits.…

This learning brief will discuss the history of various policies that were enacted through the 1960’s until the 1980’s with regards to mental illness. The brief will discuss the factors that lead to the 1970’s deinstitutionalization movement for persons experiencing mental illness. It will also discuss both the advantages and consequences of deinstitutionalization. The brief will conclude with a discussion on issues that are important for social workers to consider today. In 1963, the…

Furthermore, as we collectively evaluated the agency’s services through a social workers lens, we promptly learned how imperative it is to have a safety net for all individuals with disabilities, specifically, the aging population. Parallel to this, through literature review and one in person-interview, we have acquired valuable knowledge about what it means to be disabled and disadvantaged concurrently; for instance, being diagnosed with a mental health diagnosis, being physically impaired, and…

Trauma Insurance to Reduce the Financial Trauma Have you been thinking of protecting yourself and your loved ones with an insurance policy? Most of us often think about insurance cover and financial protection but don’t act on it, as we often believe that nothing can go wrong with our family or us. Tragedies do not happen only to strangers. It can happen to our friends or neighbours, and to any one of us in general. Life has strange ways of popping both pleasant as well as unpleasant surprises…

Abstract This paper explains and also explores what CHAMPVA is. It will give you an insight on why it was established as well as the benefits of having CHAMPVA. I have conducted my research for CHAMPVA online using the internet and offline using my insurance handbook. My paper will give resources so one that may qualify will have access to apply for benefits. This paper will establish some of the differences between this particular program and some that may be similar.] CHAMPVA (Civilian Health…

Trust Fund and other one is the Disability Insurance Trust Fund. In 2010, the social insurance ran a deficit and had to resort to the trust funds to cover the portion that was not covered by payroll taxes. When Social Security runs a deficit, it means that payroll taxes collected are not enough to pay beneficiaries. According to economists the problem is only going to get worse, if no reformation is made the consequences are permanent deficits. The Disability Insurance Trust Fund is expected…

Life insurance • It is recommended that Liam should not opt for this type of insurance as he does not have any dependent to take benefit from this insurance policy. Also the policy holders may forgo some of the expenses for his current needs for the payment of the premiums 2. Total and permanent disability (TPD) insurance • It is recommended that Liam should go for this insurance policy with any occupation outside superannuation. His main…