Health Insurance Flashcards
Sue has an HSA and is planning to leave her current job for a new job. When she leaves her job, what will happen to her HSA?
It will continue because it is owned by Sue, not her employer
At what age may an individual make withdrawals from an HSA for nonhealth purposes without being penalized?
65
what method do insurers use to protect themselves against catastrophic losses
Reinsurance
The affordable care act requires all us citizens and legal resident to have qualifying health care coverage. this is known as
The individual mandate
The part of Medicare that helps pay for inpatient hospital care, inpatient care in a skilled nursing facility, home health care and hospice care, is known as
Part A
In 1929, Baylor Hospital in Texas agreed to provide prepaid hospital care for some 1,500 teachers. This was the origin of what health insurance company? (Hint: it might help to think of the flag of Finland.)
Blue Cross
Frequently associated with health insurance, what is the term that represents the amount of money paid by an insured individual before the payments from the insurance company kicks in?
Deductible
In the insurance business, what is the name for a person whose job it is to analyze statistics to calculate risks and price premiums accordingly?
Actuary
Designed to cover uninsured children in families with incomes that are modest but too high to qualify for Medicaid, what tasty sounding program administered by the HSS provides matching funds to states for health insurance to families with children?
CHIP (Children’s Health Insurance Program)
Don’t say Dungeons and Dragons! Taking a severe fall by slipping on 12-sided dice might be covered under an AD&D insurance policy, which stands for Accidental WHAT & WHAT?
Death and Dismemberment
More restrictive than a PPO in an EPO insurance plan, the E stands for WHAT?
Exclusive
Because it is home to major offices of companies such as Aetna and Travelers, a city in what STATE is often nicknamed “Insurance Capital of the World”?
Connecticut
What term applies to the amount you pay (usually monthly) to your insurance company for coverage?
Premium
According to 2022 data, over 84 million Americans are covered by which government health insurance?
Medicaid
(Do not accept Medicare)