5. Overview of the Business of Health Care Delivery (Medicare/Medicaid) Flashcards
Health Insurances
Consumer insurance payment =
premium
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annual amount consumer pays before insurance covers services =
deductible
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amount consumer pays each time service is provided =
copay / coinsurance
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who are the primary financiers of managed care
Employers and government
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Is the most dominant health care delivery system in the United States and available to most Americans:
managed care organizations
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Medicare Part A:
- Automatically enrolled at no cost at age 65 or otherwise eligible
- Provides health insurance for inpatient hospital services, short-term nursing home care, and home healthcare
Health Insurances
Provides health insurance for inpatient hospital services, short-term nursing home care, and home healthcare
Medicare Part A
Health Insurances
Which Medicare part covers outpatient health services including PT, diagnostic tests, visits to the doctor, etc.?
Part B (voluntary)
Health Insurances
Medicare + Choice, now known as Medicare Advantage
Medicare Part C
Health Insurances
Which Medicare part requires higher premiums (social security deductions), but includes expanded benefit —no deductibles, smaller co-payments, no cost annual physical examinations, preventative diagnostic screens, prescription drug coverage, and health promotion programs?
Medicare Part C
Health Insurances
Includes prescription drug benefits for Medicare Part A and Part B enrollees
Medicare Part D
Health Insurances
The Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003
Medicare Part D
Health Insurances
is extended nursing home care a Medicare benefit?
no
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Medicare benefits include only medical services and
treatments considered necessary and reasonable supported by _________ standards of care
evidence-based
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enrollment limited to people below certain limited income and asset levels
MEDICAID