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Insurance Billing

Insurance Billing YCST Chap 3 Terms

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What is a transfer or an individual's legal right to collect an amount payable under an insurance carrier? assignment
What is a renewal provision in an insurance agreement that grants the insurer the right to cancel the policy at any time and for any reason? cancelable
What is a bill sent to an insurance carrier requesting payment for services rendered? claim
What is a cost-sharing requirement under a health insurance policy providing that the insured will assume a percentage of the costs for covered services? coinsurance
What is an insurance policy renewal provision that grants the insurer a limited right to refuse to renew a health insurance policy at the end of a premium payment period? conditionally renewable
What is a legally enforceable agreement when relating to an insurance policy? contract
What are two insurance carriers working together and coordinating the payment of their benefits so that there is no duplication of benefits paid between the insurance carriers? COB
What is a specific dollar amount that must be paid by the insured before a medical insurance plan or government program begins covering health care costs? deductible
What are qualifying factors that must be met before a patient receives benefits under a specified insurance program or government program? eligibility
Who is a person younger than 18 years of age who lives independently, is totally self supporting, and possesses decision-making rights? emancipated minor
What is an all-encompassing billing form personalized to the practice of the physician? encounter form
This is a type of managed health care plan that combines features of HMOs and PPOs. It is referred to as "exclusive" because it is offered to large employers who agree not to contract with any other plan. EPO
What is a clause in an insurance policy that means the insurance company must renew the policy as long as premium payments are made? guaranteed renewable
Who is an individual who promises to pay the medical bill by signing a form agreeing to pay or who accepts treatment, which constitutes an expressed promise? guarantor
What is a contract between the policy holder or member and the insurance company and/or government program to reimburse the policyholder or member for all or a portion of the cost of medical care rendered? health insurance
What is the oldest of all repaid health plans? It is a comprehensive health care financing and delivery organization that provides a wide range of health care services. The PCP is the "gatekeeper". HMO
Who is an individual or organization protected in case of loss under the terms of an insurance policy? insured
What is a health insurance policy designed to offset heavy medical expenses resulting from catastrophic or prolonged illneses or injury? major medical
What is a federally aided, state-operated, and state-administered program that provides medical benefits for certain low-income persons in need of health and medical care? Medicaid
What is a nationwide health insurance program for persons age 65 years of age and older and certain disabled or blind persons regardless of income, administered by the CMS? Medicare
Who is a person who is covered under an insurance program's contract? member
What is an insurance policy clause that means the insurance company cannot increase premium reates and must renew the policy until the insured reaches the age stated in the contract? noncancelable policy
Who is a provider who decides not to accept the determined allowable charge from an insurance plan as the full fee for care? nonpar - nonparticipating provider
What is an insurance policy renewal provision in which the insurer has the right to refuse to renew the policy on a date and may add coverage limitations or increase premium rates? optionally renewable
Who is a person who accepts the determined allowable charge from an insurance plan as the full fee for care? par - participating provider
What is a questionarre designed to collect demographic data and essential facts about medical insurance coverage for each patient seen for professional services? patient registration form
What is an insurance plan issued to an individual? personal insurance
What is a managed care plan in which members are given a choice as to how to receive services? POS
What is a requirement of some health insurance plans to obtain permission for a service or procedure before it is done and to see whether the insurance program agrees it is medically necessary? preauthorization
What is a procedure that is done to determine whether treatment is covered under a patient's health insurance policy? precertification
What is illnesses or injuries acquired by the patient before enrollment in an insurance plan? pre-existing conditions
What is a type of health benefit program in which enrollees receive the highest level of benefits when they obtain services from a physician, hospital, or other health care provider? PPO
What is the cost of insurance coverage paid annually, semiannually, or monthly to keep the policy in force? premium
What is a managed health care program offered to spouses and dependents of service personnel? TRICARE
What is a contract that insures a person against on-the-job injury or illness? WC
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