Quest Chapter 3 Flashcards

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What is the difference between HMO”s and EPO’s?

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The difference is that EPO’s doesn’t usually require that the primary care providers make referrals to specialists while HMO’s do.

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What is the greatest drawback of HMO?

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The greatest draw back lies in the fact that the enrollee must find a physician within the HMO group for services

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Distributive Health Care

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Medical care has shifted from the hospital into the community because of the advances in medical technology such as mobile units for diagnosing disease and telemedicine.

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What has changed the healthcare system and created new ways of paying for healthcare?

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Distributive Health Care

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Capitation

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Paying the practitioner or hospital a fixed amount for a specific service

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Medicaid

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Aid for the low income citizens or families

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“Fee for Service”

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The provider is financially rewarded for volume rather than quality and cost control (value)

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In 2014,

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Medicare Benefit payments totaled $597 billion; about 25% covered hospital inpatient services, another 25% covered private insurance through the Medicare Advantage Program, (these are the 2 top benefit payments)

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What is the difference between private and medicare insurance?

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Patients on Medicare are entitled to the same benefits and care as those with private insurance. The Main difference is that the government pays the healthcare bills instead of the individual or private private insurance.

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PPO’s

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cover care provided both inside and outside the plan’s provider network

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What are example for capitation of private insurance?

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An example are HMO’s which limit consumers choose to health professionals and hospital that contract with the HMO

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What is the largest public health insurance program?

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The largest program is Medicaid as in 2019 medicaid provided coverage to 1 in 5 American’s

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What was the first pre-payment plan to cover physicians?

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Blue Cross - Blue Shield

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The first managed care insurance programs were started with HMO’s

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Kaiser Permanent in California and Group Heath Cooperative in Washington state.

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What was the prospective payment bill?

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Under which hospitals are paid a set amount for each patient in any of the established disease categories and diagnosis related groups.

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Managed Care

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HMO’s, PPO’s and EPO’s

17
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Medicare and Medicaid

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government or public health insurance which benefit one in three american’s

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PPO’s

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self chosen specialist and also high premiums and higher deductible and lower capitation

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HMO’s

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specialist through physicians and in the network only, lower premiums lower deductibles and higher capitation

20
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Blue Cross

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First private hospital insurance plan

21
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Medicare

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Care for the old which are 65 or above and certain disabled people under 65

22
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EPO

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Doesn’t require the need of a prescription from primary care physician

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SCHIP

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provide healthcare coverage for low-income children

24
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Medicaid

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each state sets its own guidelines regarding eligibility and services

25
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ACA

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affordable care act which is access to private insurance and receive government subsidies

26
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Preferred Provider

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organization of a group of providers who join together on a contract to deliver medical services

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What was a traditional reimbursement before ACA?

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It was fee-for-service payment for each service at the time of service