Health Insurance Flashcards

1
Q

It refers to the variety of policies that can be purchased to cover certain health-related services and goods

A

Health Insurance

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2
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covered by the policy

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Insurance

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3
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individual who purchases the policy

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Subscriber

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4
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It s the process by which healthcare providers receive payment for their health care services

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Reimbursement

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5
Q

A formal request for payment made by an insured individual to their policy provider; made after an incident

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Insurance claim

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6
Q

-an amount to be paid periodically for an
insurance policy (contract)

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Premium

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7
Q

A system of making and trading things of
value. It is usually divided into goods and services

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Economy

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8
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  1. Health care providers are paid after health care services are rendered
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Retrospective

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9
Q

Payment method wherein physicians and other
healthcare providers are paid separately for each
unbundled service

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Free for Services

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10
Q

It refers to the various methods of paying
hospitals, health systems and organizations, or healthcare providers in which payments are established in advance

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Prospective

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11
Q

It is the law that established the Philippine Health
Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth).

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R.A 7875

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12
Q

Government-owned and controlled corporations established on

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February 14, 1995

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13
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The primary goal of PhilHealth

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To provide social health insurance for all
Filipino.

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14
Q

This is exemplified in PhilHealth as
members who are:

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  • healthy subsidize the sick;
  • earning more subsidize those who earn less; and
  • those who have no income are subsidized by the government
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15
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enrolled by their respective employers

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Formal Economy

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16
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It applies for membership on their own

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Informal Economy

17
Q

Sponsors facilitate their enrollment

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Sponsored Members

18
Q

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is tasked by the national Government to facilitate enrollment

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Indigents

19
Q

Need to apply for membership to qualify under this category

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Lifetime Membership and Senior citizens

20
Q

PhilHealth benefits

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  1. Hospital Benefit
  2. OUTPATIENT BENEFITS
21
Q

It can be availed if confinement is not less than 24 hours in all PhilHealth-accredited hospitals

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Hospital Benefit

22
Q
  1. Day surgeries or minor surgical procedures
  2. Dialysis
  3. Chemotherapy
  4. Radiation Therapy
  5. Cataract Extraction
  6. Malaria Treatment
  7. TB treatment
  8. HIV Treatment
  9. Animal Bite Treatment
A

Out-patient benefits

23
Q

Medicare, Medicaid, and the Federal Employee’s Health Benefits Plans represent the
government health plans.

A

GOVERNMENT HEALTH INSURANCE

24
Q

Administered by the federal government - Center for Medicare and Medicaid services (CMS)–an

A

Medicare

25
Q

amount of money that a person or a business pays in exchange for the coverage offered by an insurance policy that fails to pay your premium when
it’s due will result in the cancellation of your policy

A

Premium

26
Q
  • a set amount that you must pay each year (in addition to your premium) towards
    a loss or liability before your insurance company will start paying on your behalf
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Deductible

27
Q

The percentage of costs of a covered health care service you pay(20%, for
example) after you’ve paid your deductible

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Coinsurance

28
Q

a. Hospital insurance, covering:

A