voluntary healthcare insurance - Answers is the umbrella term that includes private or commercial
healthcare insurance plans and Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans.
group plan - Answers employer- based healthcare insurance plan.
what is the greatest advantage of group coverage - Answers The employer and the employee share the
cost. The employer pays most of the cost if not all.
characteristic of commercial healthcare insurance. - Answers commercial is used in two ways in the
healthcare insurance industry 1.synonym for private healthcare insurance and 2. meaning purchased by
an individual rather than an employer for a group.
Who is covered by TRICARE? - Answers Spouses and children of active-duty service members, military
retirees and their families and survivors . ( Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Public
Health Service, and NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration).
Who is covered by CHAMPVA - Answers This benefits program is available for the spouse or widow and
children of a veteran who meets one of the following criteria
a. Is permanently and totally disable due to a service connected disability
b. Was permanently and totally disable due to a service-connected condition at the time of death.
c. Died of a service-connected disability
d. Died on active duty
Which Part of Medicare was created by MMA of 2003 - Answers Medicare Part D
Policy - Answers A formal contract between the heatlhcare insurance company and the individuals or
groups for whom the company is assuming risk.
Maximum out of pocket expense - Answers Specific amount, in a certain time frame, such as one year,
beyond which all covered healthcare services for that policyholder or dependent are paid at 100 percent
by the healthcare insurance plan.
catastrophic expense limit - Answers Specific amount, in a certain time frame, such as one year, beyond
which all covered healthcare services for that policyholder or dependent are paid at 100 percent by the
healthcare insurance plan.
Stop Loss - Answers Specific amount, in a certain time frame, such as one year, beyond which all covered
healthcare services for that policyholder or dependent are paid at 100 percent by the
healthcare insurance plan.