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Name the two basic types of health insurance plans today,and list the three primary ways these two types of plans differ in their basic approach to paying healthcare benefits.

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A network of doctors and hospitals that shares responsibility for managing healthcare needs of a minimum of 5000 Medicare beneficiaries for at least 3 years.

A) Accountable Care Organization
B) Health Insurance Exchange
C) Health Savings Plan
D) Health Maintenance Organization

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The amount the insured must pay before insurance coverage begins is referred to as the ________________.

After the yearly deductible is met,the patient typically shares the bill with the insurance company in an arrangement called ____________________.

A special tax shelter set up for the purpose of paying medical bills.

Medicaid is administered solely by the federal government.

Medical illnesses or injuries that a patient has before the purchase of a health insurance policy are called:

Health insurance payments are sometimes based on what is referred to as:

A periodic fee that is paid to an insurer for healthcare coverage.

A law that provides continuation of group health coverage when an individual leaves his or her place of work.

The type of insurance that covers a broad range of services,including nursing home care,assisted living facilities,certain types of home healthcare,and adult day care.

A health insurance model intended to create a more organized and competitive market by offering consumers plan choices with common rules as to how the plan is offered,its cost,etc.defines a/an:

The dollar amount that a patient must pay each year before his or her insurance benefits begin is called a/an:

HRAs,also known as "health reimbursement accounts," are a type of healthcare plan that reimburses employees for certain qualifying medical expenses.

Medicare supplement policies are frequently called Medigap policies.

UCR fees for commercial insurers are established by the federal government.

The part of a provider's charge that the insurance carrier will allow as a covered expense.

Most third-party payers do not pay for medical services that are:

Under a health reimbursement arrangement (HRA),employees must provide the funds for all medical expenses incurred.

The level of health plan which is most like the former "basic" coverage is called the: