Insurance Flashcards

1
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  • TRICARE
A

For active duty and dependents

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  • CHAMPVA
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For retired veterans and dependents.

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3
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HMO

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Health Maintenance Organization: Comprehensive and affordable, needs referrals.

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PPO

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Preferred Provider Organization: More expensive, more choices, no referral needed.

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5
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POS

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Point of Service: Most expensive, most choices, a mix of PPO and HMO.

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6
Q

Types of Health Insurance Plans

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  • Individual policies, government policies, group policies
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7
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Medicaid

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  • For indigent, poor, low income.
  • Federally and state-funded.
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8
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  • SCHIP
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State Children’s Health Insurance Program- Covers uninsured children.

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9
Q
  • Affordable Care Act:
A

Offers health insurance options through marketplaces.

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10
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UB-04

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Billing form for institutional locations.

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11
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CMS

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Oversees Medicare and Medicaid.

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12
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Subscriber number

A

insurance ID

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13
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  • Preauthorization:
A

Formal approval for test/procedure coverage

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14
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  • Waiting period:
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Time when certain problems aren’t covered.

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15
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ABN

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Advanced Beneficiary Notice: Given to patients if a service may be declined.

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16
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Allowable amount

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Limit on reimbursement for a service or procedure

17
Q

AOB

A

Assignment of Benefits: Authorizes benefits to be sent directly to providers.

18
Q

Birthday Rule

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Determines primary plan holder in dual coverage

19
Q
  • Co-payment
A

Fixed fee for a service collected at each visit.

20
Q
  • Deductible:
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Amount patient pays before insurance coverage.

21
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  • Coinsurance:
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Cost-sharing after deductible, percentage-based.

22
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EOB

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Explanation of Benefits: Records patient fees and claim adjustments.

23
Q
  • Out-of-pocket expense:
A

Patient’s responsibility for healthcare expenses.

24
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  • Out-of-pocket maximum:
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Predetermined amount after which insurance pays 100%.

25
Q

Policy

A

Document describing insurance coverage.

26
Q
  • Policyholder:
A

Patient with the insurance policy.

27
Q
  • Premium
A

Regularly paid amount for insurance.