Module 10 Flashcards

1
Q

Another term for “other employee benefit plans” under ERISA

A

Welfare plans

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This regulation requires minimum standards for health plan: providing plan information, exercising fiduciary responsibilities in plan administration, establishing a grievance and appeal process, and allowing participants the right to sue

A

ERISA

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3
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A law requiring parity with respect to aggregate lifetime and annual dollar limits for mental health benefits

A

Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008

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4
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A law requiring health plans to provide mastectomy, prosthetic device, and reconstructive surgery coverage

A

Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act of 1998

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5
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A law requiring most group health plans to provide temporary continuation of group health coverage that may otherwise be terminated

A

COBRA

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6
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The maximum % amount that an employer may require a COBRA participant to pay for coverage

A

102%

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Entities that do not have to offer COBRA

A

Federal government, churches, ERs with less than 20 EEs

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A common benefit not subject to being offered in COBRA continuation

A

Life or disability insurance

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9
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The maximum period of COBRA continuation coverage offered based on employee termination or reduction in hours

A

18 months

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10
Q

Upon the employee divorcing, dying, or qualifying for Medicare, the spouse and dependent child may obtain COBRA for up to how many months?

A

36 months

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11
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This legal provision allows additional opportunities to enroll in a group health plan when coverage is lost, the participant gets married, or a new dependent is added

A

HIPAA

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HIPAA nondiscrimination rules stipulate that employees and their family members cannot be denied eligibility or benefits based on what?

A

Health factors

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13
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Starting in 2010, the ACA prohibited plans from imposing this exclusion.

A

Pre-existing condition exclusions

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14
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The decision in National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius Supreme Court precluded the federal government from ________.

A

Withholding all Medical federal funding if the state fails to accept/comply with ACA Medicaid expansion requirements

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15
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Under the ACA, the 10 core benefits that must be covered such as ambulatory patient services, prescription drugs, and laboratory services are considered what? ____________.

A

Essential health benefits

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16
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The ACA designation for the types of coverage that qualify for satisfying the shared responsibility provision for individuals and employers.

A

Minimum essential coverage

17
Q

Under the ACA, tax credits are offered to those with incomes of ________________.

A

100% to 400% of the poverty line

18
Q

Another name for the shared responsibility mandate under the ACA

A

Employer mandate or the “play or pay provision”

19
Q

An IRC section requiring applicable large employers to offer health coverage to full-time employees or pay a penalty

20
Q

For employers to avoid having to make a shared responsibility payment to the IRS, the minimum essential coverage must be both “affordable” and _______.

A

Provide minimum value

21
Q

The # of hours an employee must work to be considered a full-time employee under employer shared responsibility provisions

A

30 hours per week or 130 hours per month

22
Q

Those who don’t have employer-sponsored insurance or who don’t qualify for government programs such as Medicare or Medicaid can purchase insurance through a __________.

A

Health Insurance Marketplace

23
Q

The threshold for FTEs that makes an employer be considered an ALE (applicable large employer)

24
Q

Employers with 50 or fewer employees can purchase health insurance coverage for their employees through the _____________.

A

Small Business Health Options (SHOP) Marketplace

25
This type of plan is exempt from many of the ACA market reforms and was in existence prior to March 23, 2010.
Grandfathered plan
26
A law that allows eligible employees of covered employers to take unpaid, jobprotected leave for specified family/medical reasons with continuation of group health insurance coverage
FMLA
27
FMLA can be taken in a continuous time frame or on an _________________basis
Intermitten or reduced schedule
28
A major concern of employer-sponsored health plans is the applicability of __________________.
Wellness programs
28
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 covers employers with this number of employees:
15 or more
29
USERRA allows those on military duty for more than 30 days to continue employersponsored health care for up to 24 months but may require them to pay ____________.
102% of the premium