Insurance chapter 21 - test 3
causes of increasing health insurance costs include all but which of the following
concurrent review
under a health savings account
contributions by individuals are tax deductible up to a limit
the group that pays the largest share of health care costs in the U.S is
government
the capitation approach to charging for health care benefits is characteristic of
health maintenance organization
the Medicaid program
is a federal state program that provides medical assistance to low income individuals
a preferred provider organization
is a group of health care providers designated by an employer or insurer
a major medical policy
is designed to protect against losses which are catastrophic
consumer driven health care
is evident in the design of high deductible health plans and health savings accounts
the coordination of benefits provision
prioritizes the payment order when two spouses are covered under each other's employer provided health coverage
the patient protection and affordable care act does all but which of the following
reduce the size of the Medicaid program
the most distressing aspect of the current health care situation for most Americans is
the escalation of health care costs from year to year
from the perspective of the subscriber a major disadvantage of health maintenance organization is
the inability to use providers outside the system except in emergencies
Fee for service health insurance coverage
all of the above
qualified health plans
all of the above 10 essential benefits sold on exchanges mental health and substance
health insurance market reforms enacted in the affordable care act include
all of the above elimination of annual lifetime limits guaranteed issue rating factors restricted
which of the following is/are true with respect to state children's health insurance programs
all of the above insure children low income vary by state federal funding
the consolidation omnibus budget reconciliation act (COBRA) contains provisions that
allow continuation of group health insurance by employees and certain demands upon the occurrence of designated events
health maintenance organization differ from commercial insurers in that they
also provide health care
the rate reforms in the affordable care act is most likely to result in
an increase in premiums for younger healthy individuals
the exchanges mandated by the patient protection and affordable care act
are only for individual who are eligible for federal subsidies