Types of Health Policies Flashcards

1
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What is presumptive disability?

A

A provision found in most policies

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2
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What does Presumptive Disability specify?

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The condition that will automatically qualify the insured for full disability benefits.

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3
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What does Presumptive Disability provide benefits for?

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Dismemberment
Total and permanent blindness
Loss of speech or hearing

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4
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What does the Recurrent Disability provision specify?

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The period of time of which an injury/illness will be considered as a continuation of a prior period of disability.

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5
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Is a recurrence under the Recurrent Disability provision considered a new period of disability?

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No

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6
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If an illness/injury is considered recurrent is it subject to another elimination period?

A

No

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7
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What is a probationary period?

A

Waiting period in addition to elimination period

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8
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What does a probationary period apply to?

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Sickness only

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9
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What is the Benefit Period?

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The length of time that the monthly disability benefit payment will last for each disability after the elimination period.

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10
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What is Accidental Bodily Injury?

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Damage to body is unexpected and unintended

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11
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Usually no more than what percentage of original earnings are rewarded to the disabled?

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66%

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12
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When are Social Insurance Supplements (SIS) or Social Security Riders used?

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When insured is eligible for SS but has a waiting period
If insured is denied SS
When amount payable under SS is less than amount payable under the rider (difference is paid)

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13
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Does the Business Overhead Expense reimburse lost income?

A

No

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14
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What is the elimination period for Business Overhead Expense?

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15 - 30 days

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15
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How long can the benefits of the Business Overhead Expense last?

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1 - 2 years

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16
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What does the Business Disability Buyout Policy specify?

A

How the business will pass between owners when one dies or becomes disabled.

17
Q

What payment is used when receiving the benefit for the Business Disability Buyout Policy?

A

Lump sum

18
Q

What does a Limited Risk Policy cover?

A

Defines specific risks in which accidental death or dismemberment benefits will be paid

19
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What does a Special Risk Policy cover?

A

Only unusual types of risks that aren’t normally covered.

20
Q

What does Medical Expense Insurance cover?

A

Basic hospital, surgical and medical.

Usually no deductible.

21
Q

What does a Basic Hospital Expense Coverage cover?

A

Hospital room and board
Misc. hospital expenses
No deductible

22
Q

What is limited in a Basic Hospital Expense Coverage plan?

A

Hospital room and board are limited to s set dollar amount per day for a max number of days

23
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What does Basic Medical Expense Coverage cover?

A

Nonsurgical

24
Q

What is Basic Medical Expense Coverage limited to?

A

Number of visits per day
Limit per visit
or limit per hospital stay

25
Q

What does the Basic Surgical Expense Coverage cover?

A

Pays for cost of surgeons services

26
Q

What is a surgical schedule?

A

List of types of operations covered and assigned dollar amounts

27
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What is relative value?

A

Each surgical procedure is assigned a number of points, relative to max number of points.
Represents amount payable per point.