insurance Crossword Puzzles
Ch 33.1 Terms by Megan Baurle 2017-05-11
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- threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightening, drought, or earthquake.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
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- risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- cannot be controlled
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- possibility of loss or injury
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • possibility of loss or injury • threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By Wyatt Campbell 2018-05-10
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- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likely hood of loss is to high
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize harm
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- there is likelihood of economic loss
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes,dishonesty,or another risk that is attributed to people
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
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- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- risk cannot be controlled
- the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood,tornado,hurricane,fire,lightning,drought,or earthquake
- the possibility of loss or injury
11 Clues: risk cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain • when conditions can be controlled to minimize harm • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 13.1 Key Terms Created by: Jaime Ruvira 2018-05-11
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- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- Cannot be controlled.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
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- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Ethan Hawkins 2018-05-11
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- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a natural force.
- Cannot be controlled.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- When there is likelihood of economic loss.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
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- When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likely hood of loss is too high.
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • When there is likelihood of economic loss. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a natural force. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm. • ...
Jared's 33.1 2014-05-15
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- paid protection against loss or injury damage.
- is the system process of managing risk to achieve your objective.
- risk threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- risk risk that is unacceptable to insurance carries because the likely hood is to high.
- risk cannot be controlled
- possibility of loss or injury.
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- risk occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- risk is the possibilities of a catrophe caused by a flood, hurricane, fire
- a risk that meets a insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- risk occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- risk is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes
11 Clues: risk cannot be controlled • possibility of loss or injury. • paid protection against loss or injury damage. • risk is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes • risk threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • risk occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • is the system process of managing risk to achieve your objective. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by Ansgar Wiechert 2014-05-09
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- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- possibility of loss or injury
- threat of loss with no opportunity for again
- can not be controlled
- risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
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- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the change of harm
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by natural phenomenon such as tornado or fire
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objects
11 Clues: can not be controlled • possibility of loss or injury • threat of loss with no opportunity for again • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objects • risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Lauren Fleetwood 2015-05-12
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- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- risk that cannot be controlled
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- the possibility of loss or injury
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- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
11 Clues: risk that cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • the risk of harm caused by human mistakes • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Ryan Edwards 2015-05-14
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- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
- cannot be controlled
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by natural disaster
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- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- a paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the possibility of loss or injury
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • the possibility of a catastrophe caused by natural disaster • a paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: sarah nickell 2019-05-09
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- risk: the risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- management: the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objective
- risk: cannot be controlled
- risk: risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likely hood of loss is too high
- risk: risk that meets an insurance companys criteria for insurance coverage
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- risk: when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- risk: the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- risk: the possibility of catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- risk: when there is a likeliness of economic loss
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the possibility of loss or injury
11 Clues: risk: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • risk: the risk of harm caused by human mistakes • risk: when there is a likeliness of economic loss • risk: the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • risk: when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Natalie Morris 2019-05-21
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- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- risk that cannot be controlled
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
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- the possibility of loss or injury
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- when there is a likelihood of economic loss
11 Clues: risk that cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • the risk of harm caused by human mistakes • when there is a likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Insurance Group 1 2023-04-23
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- additional paid-up feature to widen up the scope of the base life insurance policy.
- principle applies when the insured takes more than one insurance policy for the same subject matter.
- ________Claim-This feature ensures that all medical bills are directly settled between your insurer and hospital.
- When was the Insurance Act amended to govern investments and establish minimum solvency margins?
- These are items that are not covered by a life insurance policy and for which the insurance company would not pay a benefit if a claim were made.
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- things that are not covered under a life insurance policy
- ______Cause-This principle applies when the loss is the result of two or more causes.
- is when one reinsurance company and another insurance company assume some risks.
- is a deal wherein the insurer shares a part of the risk portfolio with another insurance firm.
- ____committee report submitted but not made public in 1997.
10 Clues: things that are not covered under a life insurance policy • ____committee report submitted but not made public in 1997. • is when one reinsurance company and another insurance company assume some risks. • additional paid-up feature to widen up the scope of the base life insurance policy. • ...
Healthcare - Insurance 2023-10-16
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- The person or company who pays for the service to providers are called as?
- Consumers who are part of an insurance policy called as?
- Healthcare program available to eligible members and their families of the seven uniform services (Department of Defence)
- Percentage of the cost of covered health care services paid by consumers after the deductible is met.
- The amount paid for health coverage
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- Health insurance for low income families
- Health insurance for people who are 65 years old
- The amount consumers owe for a health care service before the insurance company pays its share
- Request for payment that health care provider submit to the health insurance company
- Fixed amount paid by a consumer every time when receiving any health care service
10 Clues: The amount paid for health coverage • Health insurance for low income families • Health insurance for people who are 65 years old • Consumers who are part of an insurance policy called as? • The person or company who pays for the service to providers are called as? • Fixed amount paid by a consumer every time when receiving any health care service • ...
mpc 2025-01-10
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- The amount paid regularly to keep your health insurance active.
- Medical services or conditions not covered by the health insurance policy.
- Approval from the insurer before receiving certain healthcare services or treatments.
- The scope of medical expenses protected under an insurance policy.
- The individual who owns and holds the health insurance policy.
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- The amount you pay out of pocket before the insurer covers the remaining costs.
- The process of evaluating a policyholder's risk before issuing a policy.
- A group of healthcare providers contracted with an insurer to offer services at discounted rates.
- A fixed cost that you pay for a specific medical service, often at the time of care.
- A formal request submitted to the insurance company for coverage or reimbursement of medical expenses.
10 Clues: The individual who owns and holds the health insurance policy. • The amount paid regularly to keep your health insurance active. • The scope of medical expenses protected under an insurance policy. • The process of evaluating a policyholder's risk before issuing a policy. • Medical services or conditions not covered by the health insurance policy. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Vocab 2013-05-15
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- threat of loss with no opportunity of gain
- possible loss or injury
- risk that meets insurance companys criteria for coverage
- paid protection on loss or injury
- risk without control of chance of harm
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- rick of harm caused by human mistake
- likelihood of economic loss
- Systemic process of managing risk to achieve objectives
- possibility of a catastrophe caused by natural disasters
- risk unacceptable to insurance
- risk with control chance of harm
11 Clues: possible loss or injury • likelihood of economic loss • risk unacceptable to insurance • risk with control chance of harm • paid protection on loss or injury • rick of harm caused by human mistake • risk without control of chance of harm • threat of loss with no opportunity of gain • Systemic process of managing risk to achieve objectives • ...
Ventura MedStaff Benefits 2024-02-02
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- Virtual doctor apt
- Dental and Vision Provider
- Employee Assistance Program through Curalink
- replaces some of your income if you can't work due to an injury or illness
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- 401k ___ offered by Voya
- amount paid for covered health care services before insurance starts to pay
- gives employees the ability to continue insurance coverage after leaving employment
- insurance that pays out for hospital stays
- Medical Insurance Provider
9 Clues: Virtual doctor apt • 401k ___ offered by Voya • Dental and Vision Provider • Medical Insurance Provider • insurance that pays out for hospital stays • Employee Assistance Program through Curalink • replaces some of your income if you can't work due to an injury or illness • amount paid for covered health care services before insurance starts to pay • ...
Advanced Assignment 2 2014-01-16
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- The actions of a central bank, currency board or other regulatory committee that determine the size and rate of growth of the money supply, which in turn affects interest rates
- The specified amount of payment required periodically by an insurer to provide coverage under a given insurance plan for a defined period of time.
- Someone who is eligible to receive distributions from a trust, will or life insurance policy
- This coverage will reimburse the insured for any damage sustained to their personal automobile that is due to the fault of the insured driver.
- This can cover expenses related to injuries you sustained in a covered accident. These expenses can include medical and hospital bills as well as expenses not covered by your health insurance.
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- Insurance coverage that protects an individual or business from the risk that they may be sued and held legally liable for something such as malpractice, injury or negligence.
- This type of coverage protects you against damages to your car that are the result of covered perils not related to a collision.
- The amount you have to pay out-of-pocket for expenses before the insurance company will cover the remaining costs.
- A contract (policy) in which an individual or entity receives financial protection or reimbursement against losses.
- A formal request to an insurance company asking for a payment based on the terms of the insurance policy
10 Clues: Someone who is eligible to receive distributions from a trust, will or life insurance policy • A formal request to an insurance company asking for a payment based on the terms of the insurance policy • The amount you have to pay out-of-pocket for expenses before the insurance company will cover the remaining costs. • ...
Health Insurance Basics 2023-11-15
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- The facilities, providers and suppliers your health insurer or plan has contracted with to provide health care services.
- A federal health insurance program for people 65 and older and certain younger people with disabilities.
- The percentage of costs of a covered health care service you pay (20%, for example) after you've paid your deductible.
- The health care items or services covered under a health insurance plan.
- The amount you pay for covered health care services before your insurance plan starts to pay.
- A request for payment that you or your health care provider submits to your health insurer when you get items or services you think are covered.
- Insurance program that provides free or low-cost health coverage to some low-income people, families and children, pregnant women, the elderly, and people with disabilities.
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- A child or other individual for whom a parent, relative, or other person may claim a personal exemption tax deduction.
- Approval from a health plan that may be required before you get a service or fill a prescription in order for the service or prescription to be covered by your plan.
- A fixed amount ($20, for example) you pay for a covered health care service.
- A request for your health insurance company to review a decision that denies a benefit or payment.
- The amount you pay for your health insurance every month.
- A physician who focuses on a specific area of medicine.
- A federal law that may allow you to temporarily keep health coverage after your employment ends, you lose coverage as a dependent of the covered employee, or another qualifying event.
14 Clues: A physician who focuses on a specific area of medicine. • The amount you pay for your health insurance every month. • The health care items or services covered under a health insurance plan. • A fixed amount ($20, for example) you pay for a covered health care service. • ...
UT Chapters - Crossword 2023-12-12
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- The buying and selling of large quantities of products resale to consumers
- A document that verifies a product's country of origin.
- According to this, it is obligatory for the insurer to take steps to minimise the loss to the insured property.
- The insurance company will find the nearest cause of loss to the property.
- Natural disasters, war, terrorists acts, pandemics etc.
- A type of insurance policy in which the insurance company undertakes insuring the life of the policyholder.
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- The insurance provided against the perils of the sea.
- Once the individual has been compensated for the loss incurred, the rights of the ownership of that property goes to the insurer, i.e. the company.
- A commitment by the foreign buyer's bank to pay once the exporter ships the goods and presents the documents.
- When goods are imported, this legal document is filed by the importer/customs agent on their arrival.
- A legal document between a shipper and a carrier, that specifies the type, quantity, and destination of the goods being carried.
- It's used as documentation to prepare a bill of lading, and has no legal importance.
- A bill in which the importer is required by the exporter to pay on demand or at a future date.
- A document specifying the contents and details of a shipment certified by the consul of the destination country.
- The insured should not make any profit from the insurance contract.
15 Clues: The insurance provided against the perils of the sea. • A document that verifies a product's country of origin. • Natural disasters, war, terrorists acts, pandemics etc. • The insured should not make any profit from the insurance contract. • The buying and selling of large quantities of products resale to consumers • ...
Health Insurance 2020-11-30
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- Amount paid to coverage health insurance
- The percentage of money someone may have to play against the claim
- the amount of money paid before the insurance covers the rest
- having a job
- a federal program that provides help to people 65 and over
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- the amount of money paid before service is performed
- in jail or prison
- Limits, the cap off of how much money you the insurance company will dish out
- compensation, insurance for if you get hurt on the job
- The most you will have to pay
10 Clues: having a job • in jail or prison • The most you will have to pay • Amount paid to coverage health insurance • the amount of money paid before service is performed • compensation, insurance for if you get hurt on the job • a federal program that provides help to people 65 and over • the amount of money paid before the insurance covers the rest • ...
2019 LIAM no 2 2019-07-16
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- The Classic Greek architecture of the Broadway Street Building was designed by Wight and Wight who designed other area landmarks such as The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
- Kansas City Life’s wholly owned broker/dealer subsidiary Sunset Financial Services distributes variable life and variable annuity options.
- The Board of Director's room on the third floor on the North Building contains a solid walnut table that was brought in through a window due to its size.
- The Kansas City Life Home Office sits on approximately five acres of land purchased for $200,000.
- The Great Wall of China, as depicted in one of the Broadway Lobby's murals, shows the wall being built to serve as insurance against invasion.
- In 1945, Kansas City Life introduced The President's Club, a sales recognition program, to celebrate the Company's 50th anniversary.
- The lobby of the South Building contains a collage that was gifted to the Company by general agents in 1986.
- At the time Kansas City Life was founded, Kansas City was known as the Athens of the West and was the second largest city in the western half of the United States (only San Francisco was larger).
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- Kansas City Life was founded as Banker's Life Association and Major William Warner served as the first president.
- Policyowners often came into the Broadway Lobby to pay their policy premiums.
- The 2019 spokesperson for Life Insurance Awareness Month is Brooke Shields.
- Annuities provide tax-advantaged growth and can pay you a guaranteed income for life.
- If the insured of a term insurance policy lives past the term period, then most term policies will terminate.
- The plaques installed in the Broadway Lobby entrance honor Agency Builders Award winners.
- The kugel of the 100th Anniversary Commemorative Plaza rotates on a thin stream of water, which results in the 2,155 pound granite sphere changes direction every nine minutes.
- Thomas Hoenig, former Vice Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) now serves on Kansas City Life's Board of Directors to fill an unexpired term.
- For nearly 125 years, Kansas City Life Insurance Company has been dedicated to the present and financial future of our customers.
- Kansas City Life's A (Excellent) rating from A.M. Best means the Company has a strong ability to meet their obligations to policyowners over a long period of time.
18 Clues: The 2019 spokesperson for Life Insurance Awareness Month is Brooke Shields. • Policyowners often came into the Broadway Lobby to pay their policy premiums. • Annuities provide tax-advantaged growth and can pay you a guaranteed income for life. • The plaques installed in the Broadway Lobby entrance honor Agency Builders Award winners. • ...
2019 LIAM no 2 2019-07-16
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- Kansas City Life was founded as Banker's Life Association and Major William Warner served as the first president.
- The Kansas City Life Home Office sits on approximately five acres of land purchased for $200,000.
- Thomas Hoenig, former Vice Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) now serves on Kansas City Life's Board of Directors to fill an unexpired term.
- If the insured of a term insurance policy lives past the term period, then most term policies will terminate.
- Kansas City Life's A (Excellent) rating from A.M. Best means the Company has a strong ability to meet their obligations to policyowners over a long period of time.
- The Board of Director's room on the third floor on the North Building contains a solid walnut table that was brought in through a window due to its size.
- Annuities provide tax-advantaged growth and can pay you a guaranteed income for life.
- Kansas City Life’s wholly owned broker/dealer subsidiary Sunset Financial Services distributes variable life and variable annuity options.
- The lobby of the South Building contains a collage that was gifted to the Company by general agents in 1986.
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- Policyowners often came into the Broadway Lobby to pay their policy premiums.
- The kugel of the 100th Anniversary Commemorative Plaza rotates on a thin stream of water, which results in the 2,155 pound granite sphere changes direction every nine minutes.
- The plaques installed in the Broadway Lobby entrance honor Agency Builders Award winners.
- In 1945, Kansas City Life introduced The President's Club, a sales recognition program, to celebrate the Company's 50th anniversary.
- The Great Wall of China, as depicted in one of the Broadway Lobby's murals, shows the wall being built to serve as insurance against invasion.
- For nearly 125 years, Kansas City Life Insurance Company has been dedicated to the present and financial future of our customers.
- At the time Kansas City Life was founded, Kansas City was known as the Athens of the West and was the second largest city in the western half of the United States (only San Francisco was larger).
- The 2019 spokesperson for Life Insurance Awareness Month is Brooke Shields.
- The Classic Greek architecture of the Broadway Street Building was designed by Wight and Wight who designed other area landmarks such as The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
18 Clues: The 2019 spokesperson for Life Insurance Awareness Month is Brooke Shields. • Policyowners often came into the Broadway Lobby to pay their policy premiums. • Annuities provide tax-advantaged growth and can pay you a guaranteed income for life. • The plaques installed in the Broadway Lobby entrance honor Agency Builders Award winners. • ...
Disability Insurance 2021-04-28
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- The particular method of premium payment selected by the insured. The policy can be paid for annually, semi-annually, quarterly, or monthly. The choice elected will be indicated on the policy schedule page.
- A policy provision that defines when an injury or illness will be considered continuous if there has been a recovery for a short period (usually six months) and then a recurrence of the same or related cause. A condition considered recurrent will not necessitate new satisfaction of the elimination period.
- The policy deductible, usually the number of days from the onset of disability for which no benefits are payable.
- A policy provision that indicates what will not be covered under the disability income policy.
- A policy provision that considers an insured to be disabled under the sickness provision if donating a body organ.
- Money that will be available to an individual whether or not he is disabled, affects the amount of disability coverage that may be purchased based on earned income
- Information, ordered by the underwriter, that provides a summary description of the insured’s employment, health history, and habits as a result of a direct interview and interviews with business and personal associates.
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- An optional benefit available under the Business Overhead Expense policy reimburses the insured for expenses incurred in paying a replacement during the insured’s disability.
- An optional benefit that coordinates benefits with any benefits received through Social Security disability (and, often, other public programs) to avoid either underinsurance or over-insurance.
- A policy provision that specifies the exemption of the insured from making premium payments following a specified number of days of disability, until the insured recovers. In many cases, any premium paid during the initial days following disability is refunded.
- Often the key policy provision in the disability income policy, this feature defines the eligibility requirements necessary for an individual to qualify for full monthly benefits. Usually, an inability to perform work is the major requirement in the definition.
- A monthly benefit paid to an individual in the event of an accident or sickness, to help replace earnings lost.
12 Clues: A policy provision that indicates what will not be covered under the disability income policy. • A monthly benefit paid to an individual in the event of an accident or sickness, to help replace earnings lost. • The policy deductible, usually the number of days from the onset of disability for which no benefits are payable. • ...
Insurance Terms 2024-01-18
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- If you are found guilty to a traffic offense
- The person or organization to whom the vehicle is leased or rented
- an occurrence happening within the last 10 years or within the last six years
- When a client cancels a policy before the expiration date,their refund is issued based on a minimum retained % of premium
- A lender that legally has an interest in your vehicle until you pay it off in full
- Any person who operates the vehicle more than 12 times per year
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- change forms that can be attached to and form part of the policy. They can delete, limit, alter, add or enhance coverage, including the perils, terms, conditions and limitations of the policy. E.g. adding OPCF27 to get rental car coverage on your policy
- if the policy holder cancels, they are refunded the exact portion of unused premium for the coverage period.
- The registered owner from whom the vehicle is leased or rented.
- from the ownership of a vehicle by any driver due to operation of the same vehicle where responsibility is greater than 25%
- required to carry
- A government issued report that shows your entire driving history
12 Clues: required to carry • If you are found guilty to a traffic offense • The registered owner from whom the vehicle is leased or rented. • Any person who operates the vehicle more than 12 times per year • A government issued report that shows your entire driving history • The person or organization to whom the vehicle is leased or rented • ...
CPCU Chapter 4 Part 2 (SR) 2018-12-19
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- A temporary written or oral agreement to provide insurance coverage until a formal written policy is issued.
- The balance that underwriters must maintain between the hazards presented by the account and the information needed to underwrite it.
- A method of underwriting in which all of the business from a particular applicant is evaluated as a whole.
- Income an insurer earns from premiums paid by policyholders minus incurred losses and underwriting expenses.
- The portion of the rate that covers projected claim payments and loss adjusting expenses.
- A reinsurance agreement that covers an entire class or portfolio of loss exposures and provides that the primary insurer’s individual loss exposures that fall within the treaty are automatically reinsured.
- A brief description of insurance coverage prepared by an insurer or its agent and commonly used by policyholders to provide evidence of insurance.
- A profitability ratio that indicates whether an insurer has made an underwriting loss or gain.
- A set of directions that specify criteria of the exposure base, the exposure unit, and rate per exposure unit to determine premiums for a particular line of insurance.
- Reinsurance of individual loss exposures in which the primary insurer chooses which loss exposures to submit to the reinsurer, and the reinsurer can accept or reject any loss exposures submitted.
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- Performing underwriting functions in an insurer’s office as well as traveling to visit and maintain rapport with agents and sometimes clients.
- A rating plan that adjusts the premium for the current policy period to recognize the loss experience of the insured organization during past policy periods.
- The distribution of individual policies that compose the book of business of a producer, territory, state, or region among the various lines and classifications
- The ratio of insurance policies written to those that have been quoted to applicants for insurance.
- A rating plan that awards debits and credits based on specific categories, such as the care and condition of the premises or the training and selection of employees, to modify the final premium to reflect factors that the class rate does not include.
- A proposal an offeree makes to an offer that varies in some material way from the original offer, resulting in rejection of the original offer and constituting a new offer.
- Methodical examination of a policyholder’s operations, records, and books of account to determine the actual exposure units and premium for insurance coverages already provided.
- A ratemaking technique that adjusts the insured’s premium for the current policy period based on the insured’s loss experience during the current period; paid losses or incurred losses may be used to determine loss experience.
18 Clues: The portion of the rate that covers projected claim payments and loss adjusting expenses. • A profitability ratio that indicates whether an insurer has made an underwriting loss or gain. • The ratio of insurance policies written to those that have been quoted to applicants for insurance. • ...
CCMA Ch 1 2025-08-29
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- Plan, Insurance coverage that changes the amount of reimbursement based on health outcomes of patients and the quality of the service they received
- Maintenance Organization, A medical insurance group that provides coverage of healthcare services for a period of time and a fixed annual fee
- Effects, A secondary reaction to the one intended
- of Practice, A specific set of standards that a medical professional may perform within the limits of the medical license, registration, and/or certification
- Disk Reference, Reference book that provides a guide to prescription medication information
- Medical Care, A partnership between a patient and their care team in which total health is the focus and not just a single condition. A healthcare team consists of a provider (physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant), CMAA, CCMA ,nurses, and pharmacist
- Substances Act, Statue that identifies all regulated substances into one of the five schedules depending on potential for abuse
- The process of a state/territory granting a license to an applicant who is licensed in good standing at the equivalent designation in another jurisdiction
- The virtual delivery of healthcare services remotely
- Verification by an outside agency that an employer is following established guidelines and standards of care and providing the highest quality of care for their patients
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- for Service, System used by private insurance companies and not-for-profits in which insurance carriers determine the allowed charge either by a fee schedule or through service benefits that define coverage but not necessarily the exact payments
- Care, System used by private and public insurance plans that controls healthcare cost and improves preventive care for its patients by having contracts with providers and medical organizations. The three types of managed care plans are health maintenance organization (HMO), preferred provider organization (PPO), and point of service (POS)
- Agreement or arrangement that allows resident licensees of one reciprocal state to obtain a license in another reciprocal state
- Reactions, Unwanted or undesired effects that are possibly related to taking a medication, usually secondary to the main effect of the medication
- The field of study focused on food and the substances in food that help people grow, recover from illnesses, and stay healthy
- A type of managed care health insurance plan that is based on lower medical costs in exchange for more limited choice
- Provider Organization, A network of physicians, other healthcare practitioners, and hospitals that have joined together to contract with insurance companies, employers, or other organizations to provide healthcare to subscribers for a discounted fee
- Effect, The helpful effect that the provider is hoping will help the patient to feel better
18 Clues: Effects, A secondary reaction to the one intended • The virtual delivery of healthcare services remotely • Disk Reference, Reference book that provides a guide to prescription medication information • Effect, The helpful effect that the provider is hoping will help the patient to feel better • ...
INSURANCE TRIVIA 2025-06-03
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- Covers goods in transit and specialized equipment
- The person or business covered by insurance.
- What is not covered in the policy
- has authority to underwrite policies
- a amount paid by the policy holder when a loss occurs
- driving history of a person
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- Amendment or addition to a policy
- Temporary proof of coverage
- The insurance company providing coverage
- Amount paid for insurance coverage
- Request for payment due to a covered loss.
11 Clues: Temporary proof of coverage • driving history of a person • Amendment or addition to a policy • What is not covered in the policy • Amount paid for insurance coverage • has authority to underwrite policies • The insurance company providing coverage • Request for payment due to a covered loss. • The person or business covered by insurance. • ...
patient Access 2013-03-19
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- Care Center A location wher pediatric clinics are located
- A questionnaire that the government requires you to ask with a specific insurance company
- A location where Univerisy Physicians Group
- Is needed for some insurance
- Is needed for out of state insurances or if there is a note in notepads
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- Person who comes for an appointment
- Type of insurance that you recieve for age, disability, or end stage renal disease
- A doctor a see regarding an injury
- Person responsible for the bill
- When insurance will not pay the bill
10 Clues: Is needed for some insurance • Person responsible for the bill • A doctor a see regarding an injury • Person who comes for an appointment • When insurance will not pay the bill • A location where Univerisy Physicians Group • Care Center A location wher pediatric clinics are located • Is needed for out of state insurances or if there is a note in notepads • ...
Health Insurance 2020-11-30
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- a federal program that provides help to people 65 and over
- the amount of money paid before service is performed
- in jail or prison
- the amount of money paid before the insurance covers the rest
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- The most you will have to pay
- having a job
- Amount paid to coverage health insurance
- Limits, the cap off of how much money you the insurance company will dish out
- The percentage of money someone may have to play against the claim
- compensation, insurance for if you get hurt on the job
10 Clues: having a job • in jail or prison • The most you will have to pay • Amount paid to coverage health insurance • the amount of money paid before service is performed • compensation, insurance for if you get hurt on the job • a federal program that provides help to people 65 and over • the amount of money paid before the insurance covers the rest • ...
All 4 UT Chapters [ mohd rohain ] 2023-12-12
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- A document required by some countries, certified by the consulate of the importing country, providing additional details about the goods and their value.
- insurance insurance which provide social security to working class
- a principle of insurance
- A document acknowledging the receipt of goods by the carrier at the dock, serving as evidence that the goods are in the carrier's possession.
- A document that verifies and declares the country of origin of the exported goods, often required by customs authorities for tariff and trade agreement purposes.
- insurance that pays out a sum of money either on the death of the insured person or after a set period.
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- insurance for ships and cargo
- The practice of purchasing large quantities of goods at once, often at a discounted rate,
- This document serves as a receipt for goods shipped and a contract between the shipper and the carrier, detailing the type, quantity, and destination of the goods.
- A government-issued document that grants permission to import specific goods into a country and may be required for certain regulated products.
- risks which can be protected before hand
- he buys goods in bulk directly from manufacturers
- A financial document issued by a bank on behalf of the buyer, guaranteeing payment to the seller upon presentation of compliant shipping documents.
- Request for Goods in Export Trade
14 Clues: a principle of insurance • insurance for ships and cargo • Request for Goods in Export Trade • risks which can be protected before hand • he buys goods in bulk directly from manufacturers • insurance insurance which provide social security to working class • The practice of purchasing large quantities of goods at once, often at a discounted rate, • ...
Finance Crossword 2026-03-06
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- Savings 20%
- Credit card debt, student loans
- 50%
- Auto,life
- Car payment,gas
- Allowing a sold out purchase to be purchase later
- Income,profit
- Daily spending's account
- Rent,Mortgage,etc.
- Plastic card issued by the bank
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- Cost per single unit of measure
- Sold below its market cost
- The actual amount an employee receives after all deductions
- Bank account that earns interest
- The total amount of money an employee earns
- The estimated amount of money an item
- 30%
- A written guarantee
- Electricity, internet
- Prescriptions, Insurance premiums
20 Clues: 30% • 50% • Auto,life • Savings 20% • Income,profit • Car payment,gas • Rent,Mortgage,etc. • A written guarantee • Electricity, internet • Daily spending's account • Sold below its market cost • Cost per single unit of measure • Credit card debt, student loans • Plastic card issued by the bank • Bank account that earns interest • Prescriptions, Insurance premiums • ...
Hidden word : BANKING FRAUDS 2026-04-26
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- A fraudulent investment scheme where returns are paid to earlier investors using money from new investors.
- A person who makes a purchase or takes a loan on behalf of someone else to hide the real beneficiary.
- The process of disguising the origins of illegally obtained money to make it appear legitimate.
- A person who transfers illegally acquired money on behalf of others, often unknowingly.
- Impersonating a legitimate sender's email address, phone number, or website to deceive victims.
- Voice phishing — fraud carried out via phone calls to extract personal data.
- Fraudsters who sell fake or invalid insurance policies to unsuspecting customers.
- ___ theft: stealing someone's personal data to commit financial fraud.
- Phishing attacks conducted through SMS text messages.
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- A type of investment fraud named after its 1920s creator, promising high returns with little risk.
- Misappropriation of funds entrusted to an employee or official.
- Illegally copying credit/debit card data using a hidden device installed on ATMs or payment terminals.
- Trafficking and unauthorized use of stolen credit card information.
- Neck injury commonly faked or exaggerated in staged car accidents to claim insurance compensation.
- The act of falsifying signatures, documents, or banknotes for financial gain.
- Fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information by disguising as a trustworthy entity in electronic communication.
- ___ accident: deliberately caused collision to fraudulently claim insurance.
- Deliberately setting fire to property in order to claim insurance money.
- Fraudulent dispute of a legitimate transaction to receive a refund while keeping the goods.
19 Clues: Phishing attacks conducted through SMS text messages. • Misappropriation of funds entrusted to an employee or official. • Trafficking and unauthorized use of stolen credit card information. • ___ theft: stealing someone's personal data to commit financial fraud. • Deliberately setting fire to property in order to claim insurance money. • ...
Medical Insurance 1 2015-12-10
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- tests/ ärztliche Kontrolle
- treat/ behandlen
- of employment/ Arbeitsbestätigung
- at work/ Arbeitsunfall
- of admission/ Aufnahmedatum
- accrue/ anfallen
- Anästhesie, Narkose
- Anspruch
- be effected/ ausgeführt werden
- Ausgaben
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- stay/ Aufenthalt
- date/ Ablaufdatum
- leave/ Arbeitsunfähigkeit
- slip/ Auszahlungsschein
- ambulant
- for work/ arbeitsfähig
- Arzt
- desk/ Abmeldeschalter
- for work/ arbeitsunfähig
- document / Anspruchsbescheinigung
- Compensation Board / Unfallversicherungsanstalt
21 Clues: Arzt • ambulant • Anspruch • Ausgaben • stay/ Aufenthalt • treat/ behandlen • accrue/ anfallen • date/ Ablaufdatum • Anästhesie, Narkose • desk/ Abmeldeschalter • for work/ arbeitsfähig • at work/ Arbeitsunfall • slip/ Auszahlungsschein • for work/ arbeitsunfähig • leave/ Arbeitsunfähigkeit • tests/ ärztliche Kontrolle • of admission/ Aufnahmedatum • be effected/ ausgeführt werden • ...
Insurance LHR HVRA 2023-04-03
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- Aetna (HMO)
- Employee Ins/Discount
- Medicare
- HIP Health Plan (Emblem Health)
- Fidelis (Medicaid/Child Health Plus)
- HealthFirst Essential Plan
- UHC Community Plan (MCO)
- UHC Medicare Advantage (Dual Plan)
- Cigna Evicore (HMO)
- 1199 SEIU
- United Healthcare/Empire Plan
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- GHI (Emblem Health)
- Oxford Freedom UHC
- WellCare
- World Trade Center Insurance Fund
- Fidelis Bronze/Silver/Gold/Platinum
- MetroPlus Medicaid
- Center Light - Medicare Advantage Plan (Not accepted by HVRA)
- BCBS Empire( YLN YLT YLL YLF YLQ YLN) HMO
19 Clues: WellCare • Medicare • 1199 SEIU • Aetna (HMO) • Oxford Freedom UHC • MetroPlus Medicaid • GHI (Emblem Health) • Cigna Evicore (HMO) • Employee Ins/Discount • UHC Community Plan (MCO) • HealthFirst Essential Plan • United Healthcare/Empire Plan • HIP Health Plan (Emblem Health) • World Trade Center Insurance Fund • UHC Medicare Advantage (Dual Plan) • Fidelis Bronze/Silver/Gold/Platinum • ...
Unit1-classD 2024-02-26
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by:Logan Barnard 2019-05-21
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- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve.
- Cannot be controlled.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- When there is likelihood of economic loss.
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
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- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • When there is likelihood of economic loss. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Nicolette Robertson 2015-05-18
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- Possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- Can not be controlled
- Risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or other risk that is attributed to people.
- Threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- Paid protection against loss or injury or property damage.
- Risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
Down
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- Risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- Systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- Possibility of loss or injury
11 Clues: Can not be controlled • Possibility of loss or injury • Threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • Paid protection against loss or injury or property damage. • Systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • Risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Vocabulary 2016-05-13
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- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the possibility of loss or injury
- the possibility of a catastrophic caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- when there is likelihood of economic loss
- the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
Down
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- cannot be controlled
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • when there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Kyara Hartung 2017-05-15
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- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- Cannot be controlled
- The possibility of loss or injury
- Risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- Possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- Systemic process of managing risks to achieve your objectives
Down
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- Risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- Threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled • The possibility of loss or injury • Threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • Systemic process of managing risks to achieve your objectives • Risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage • ...
33.1 Key Terms Created by:Edgardo Torres 2017-05-15
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- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lighting, drought, earthquake
- cannot be controlled
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- likelihood of economic loss
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
Down
- conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- the possibility of loss or injury
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • likelihood of economic loss • the possibility of loss or injury • the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain • conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Austin Clemente 2018-05-16
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- cannot be controlled
- when there is a likelihood of economic loss
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes,dishonesty,or another risk attributed to people
- the possibility of loss or injury
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
Down
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a natural disaster
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- the systemic process of maanaging risk to achieve your objectives
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • when there is a likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a natural disaster • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Crossword Module 11 and 10 2023-11-28
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- a loan to a company.
- principal, interest,taxes, and insurance
- is he set amount the policyholder must pay per loss.
- A loan to finance the purchase of real estate,
- setting money aside.
- borrowers who don’t plan to stay in a home for more than a few years.
- A plan for potential risks.
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- flat fee every time you receive a covered service.
- Such as a 401(k) or 403(b)
- setting money aside, usually for a longer-term goal
- the fee for insurance, usually paid monthly or quarterly.
- funds Diversified investments
- an agreement where a payment is made for the temporary use of a property
13 Clues: a loan to a company. • setting money aside. • Such as a 401(k) or 403(b) • A plan for potential risks. • funds Diversified investments • principal, interest,taxes, and insurance • A loan to finance the purchase of real estate, • flat fee every time you receive a covered service. • setting money aside, usually for a longer-term goal • ...
Crossword Module 11 and 10 2023-11-28
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- a loan to a company.
- principal, interest,taxes, and insurance
- is he set amount the policyholder must pay per loss.
- A loan to finance the purchase of real estate,
- setting money aside.
- borrowers who don’t plan to stay in a home for more than a few years.
- A plan for potential risks.
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- flat fee every time you receive a covered service.
- Such as a 401(k) or 403(b)
- setting money aside, usually for a longer-term goal
- the fee for insurance, usually paid monthly or quarterly.
- funds Diversified investments
- an agreement where a payment is made for the temporary use of a property
13 Clues: a loan to a company. • setting money aside. • Such as a 401(k) or 403(b) • A plan for potential risks. • funds Diversified investments • principal, interest,taxes, and insurance • A loan to finance the purchase of real estate, • flat fee every time you receive a covered service. • setting money aside, usually for a longer-term goal • ...
Vocabulary (page 77) Crossword 2023-04-27
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- Stands for certificate of deposit
- A collection of investments
- A professional who manages investments
- Wrongful or criminal deception for financial gain
- a policy that protects an individual from lawsuits
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- The rate at which prices rise
- Amount you must pay before receiving insurance money
- The illegal use of someone's personal information
- Investments that are small pieces of ownership
- A loan of money to a business paid back over time
- Amount that is paid over time to purchase insurance
- An agreement putting risk of loss on another party
12 Clues: A collection of investments • The rate at which prices rise • Stands for certificate of deposit • A professional who manages investments • Investments that are small pieces of ownership • The illegal use of someone's personal information • A loan of money to a business paid back over time • Wrongful or criminal deception for financial gain • ...
Training (Lou) 2026-04-16
Across
- joint federal-state health insurance program
- when a member is missing recommended or required care
- I feel with you
- Attention and reflection
- High profile target for phishing
- anything that could cause harm by exploiting a weakness
Down
- weakness in a system, process, or design that could be taken advantage of
- I feel for you
- amount you pay out of pocket before insurance starts paying
- the split of cost between customer and insurance company
- following someone into a secure area
- law designed to protect the privacy and security of patient health
12 Clues: I feel for you • I feel with you • Attention and reflection • High profile target for phishing • following someone into a secure area • joint federal-state health insurance program • when a member is missing recommended or required care • anything that could cause harm by exploiting a weakness • the split of cost between customer and insurance company • ...
social and medical insurance 2025-03-12
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- A health system model where the government owns hospitals and employs doctors, as seen in the UK
- A major challenge for global health systems, referring to the shortage of healthcare workers
- The World Health Organization's initiative for affordable healthcare access
- A form of health coverage where citizens pay directly for services, common in low-income countries
- Health financing model used in countries like France and Germany, based on employer and employee contributions
- A country in Asia known for its universal health insurance, called the National Health Insurance
- An Asian country with a public-private hybrid insurance system called Ayushman Bharat
- A region known for its free public healthcare, including countries like Norway and Sweden
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- A type of healthcare system where the government funds and provides services
- International financial organization that advises on social health policies
- A European country known for its world-class health insurance system, blending public and private models
- A global healthcare challenge related to high medical costs pushing people into poverty
- International body that assists in global health policy and disease control
- A European Union regulation that influences cross-border healthcare
- A Latin American country with a single-payer universal healthcare system
- An African country leading in universal health coverage through the NHIF
- A healthcare system where the government provides medical services to all citizens
- A country with a universal healthcare system called the NHS
- An international program focused on funding vaccinations in low-income countries
- A United Nations goal that aims for health coverage for all by 2030
20 Clues: A country with a universal healthcare system called the NHS • A European Union regulation that influences cross-border healthcare • A United Nations goal that aims for health coverage for all by 2030 • A Latin American country with a single-payer universal healthcare system • An African country leading in universal health coverage through the NHIF • ...
P&BT 2024 FVA - Game Time: Day 1 2024-10-19
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- – The warm healthcare blanket that only covers some of your toes.
- – What you pay to play the healthcare game, but don’t get a free t-shirt.
- – The plan for people who fear commitment (to doctors).
- – Like copay, but fancier and potentially more expensive.
- – A sleepover at the hospital, minus the fun activities.
- – The little sibling of “deductible,” but still enough to ruin a coffee budget.
- – The list of drugs that aren’t “just for fun.”
- Manager – The person who tells everyone what to do while trying to look calm.
- – The approach our stakeholders are demanding, and no, it’s not optional.
- – Where all the cool doctors hang out.
- – When you realize teamwork actually makes the dream work.
- – Where you stash your “just in case” healthcare dollars.
- – You can’t spell “healthcare” without restrictions—just ask this plan.
Down
- – The doctor with one trick but they do it well.
- – The land of endless waits and complicated co-pays.
- – Not the drug, but the person who knows you by your medical chart.
- – The amount you need to cover before insurance says, “Now we’re talking.”
- – Because doing things the old way is boring.
- – When you finally ask your insurance to be more than a wallet-emptier.
- – For when you’ve been around the block long enough to know all the insurance secrets.
- – You get fixed up, but you can leave without the fancy hospital gown.
- – The people who actually fix the boo-boos.
- – A doctor's note saying, “Ask that specialist instead of me.”
- – The insurance version of “Mother, may I?”
24 Clues: – Where all the cool doctors hang out. • – The people who actually fix the boo-boos. • – The insurance version of “Mother, may I?” • – Because doing things the old way is boring. • – The list of drugs that aren’t “just for fun.” • – The doctor with one trick but they do it well. • – The land of endless waits and complicated co-pays. • ...
POI 2024-10-17
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- The insurer's right to pursue a third party responsible for the insured's loss
- The termination of an insurance policy due to non payment of premiums
- The process of evaluating risk and determining the terms of coverage
- The person or entity entitled to receive the claim amount from a life insurance policy
Down
- A professional who calculate insurance risks and premiums
- Specific situations or circumstances not covered by insurance policy
- The company that provides insurance coverage
- The person or the entity who owns an insurance policy
8 Clues: The company that provides insurance coverage • The person or the entity who owns an insurance policy • A professional who calculate insurance risks and premiums • Specific situations or circumstances not covered by insurance policy • The process of evaluating risk and determining the terms of coverage • ...
Insurance and Billing Terms 2026-04-27
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- A request made for direct payment or reimbursement for medical services that an insured person has obtained.
- A group of health care providers contracted with an insurance company offering services to plan members for specific pre-negotiated rates. (2 words, 1 dash)
- An eligible person, other than the member, (generally a spouse or child), who has health care benefits under the member’s policy.
- The cost a patient would need to pay depending upon their plan. (3 words, 2 dashes)
- The amount a patient will need to pay before an insurance company begins to pay for services. This amount resets at the beginning of a new benefit period, usually yearly.
- State government administered coverage for eligible low-income adults, children, pregnant women, elderly adults, and people with disabilities.
- Holds all the charges, coding, and payments for an encounter. It also ties together the insurance and guarantor information.
- Federal health insurance programs for people who are 65 or older, certain younger people with disabilities, and people with End-Stage Renal Disease.
- A type of health plan that provides health care coverage to its members through a network of doctors, hospitals and other health care providers.
Down
- Coverages that have limitations and because of these limitations Advocate Health chooses not to participate. (2 words)
- A dollar amount specified by a patient's insurance plan that they pay for a medical visit.
- The person or group that assumes responsibility of payment for a debt owed to Advocate Health.
- The ability to be covered by a health plan, including definition of specific benefits for which a member is qualified, and the timeframe of coverage.
- A type of health plan that supplies services at a higher level of benefits when members use contracted health care providers.
- The percentage a patient will pay after an insurance company pays its agreed-upon percentage; e.g., your plan may cover 80% and you would pay the remaining 20%.
- The entity that pays for the services rendered by a healthcare provider.
- The portion of a patient's bill that the guarantor is legally responsible for paying. (2 words, 1 dash)
- A doctor or other provider that does not have a contract with a patient's health plan. (3 words, 2 dashes)
18 Clues: The entity that pays for the services rendered by a healthcare provider. • The cost a patient would need to pay depending upon their plan. (3 words, 2 dashes) • A dollar amount specified by a patient's insurance plan that they pay for a medical visit. • The person or group that assumes responsibility of payment for a debt owed to Advocate Health. • ...
Admitting Week (Easy) 2017-04-03
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- Electronic Medical Record, Registration system
- ACRONYM Patient spending limit per calendar year
- Patient amount that must be paid before insurance pays
- A patient expected to stay in hospital two midnights or more
- The combined action of a group of people, especially when effective and efficient
Down
- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
- The exchanging of information or news.
- Something that we never run out of
- Admitting's communication tool
- The thing that beeps loudly at night and wakes the managers up
- Online tool for insurance verification
- A set patient amount for services
12 Clues: Admitting's communication tool • A set patient amount for services • Something that we never run out of • The exchanging of information or news. • Online tool for insurance verification • Electronic Medical Record, Registration system • Health Insurance Portability and Accountability • ACRONYM Patient spending limit per calendar year • ...
2026 OCH PATIENT ACCESS WEEK 2026-04-06
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- Insurance for patient's 65+, disabled, or have ESRD
- Process of collecting patient demographics at check-in
- Information obtained from a patient at check-in
- The person ultimately responsible for the patient's bill
- Setting up an appointment for a patient
Down
- Process of obtaining approval before a service
- Insurance generally associated with state welfare
- A document or request sent to another provider for a patient's care
- Precalculated cost of a procedure
- Process of checking eligibility
- Process of giving permission to perform test or services
- The person who holds the insurance policy
12 Clues: Process of checking eligibility • Precalculated cost of a procedure • Setting up an appointment for a patient • The person who holds the insurance policy • Process of obtaining approval before a service • Information obtained from a patient at check-in • Insurance generally associated with state welfare • Insurance for patient's 65+, disabled, or have ESRD • ...
Home Insurance 2020-04-17
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- ____ structures insurance covers detached structures.
- Lose of ___ covers any additional expenses that could arise due to damage of your home or other essentials.
- Use ____ insurance to be covered in case of an emergency such as a flood or fire.
- _____ cost coverage covers the amount the person paid and doesn't account for depreciation.
- The person who rents to a tenant.
- Someone can be ___ if they don't follow the terms of the lease.
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- Personal property is ____.
- When something loses value over time.
- ____ policy can cover more expensive or antique personal property.
- ____ coverage provides coverage when your insurance policy limits are exhausted.
- Policies that are ___ cover things that aren't normally covered in homeowner's insurance like volcanoes or identity theft.
11 Clues: Personal property is ____. • The person who rents to a tenant. • When something loses value over time. • ____ structures insurance covers detached structures. • Someone can be ___ if they don't follow the terms of the lease. • ____ policy can cover more expensive or antique personal property. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Faith Burden 2017-05-15
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- A risk that meets an insurance companies criteria for insurance coverage
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- The possibility of loss or injury
Down
- Cannot be controlled
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled • The possibility of loss or injury • The risk of harm caused by human mistakes • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Ethan Hawkins 2018-05-11
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- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likely hood of loss is too high.
- When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
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- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- Cannot be controlled.
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
- When there is likelihood of economic loss.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a natural force.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • When there is likelihood of economic loss. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a natural force. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Kevin Cervantes 2019-05-21
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- When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
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- Something that cannot be controlled.
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes.
11 Clues: The possibility of loss or injury. • Something that cannot be controlled. • The risk of harm caused by human mistakes. • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by Christy Stevens 2015-05-12
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- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- the possibility of loss or injury
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
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- cannot be controlled
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • the risk of harm caused by human mistakes • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Ch. 33.1 Vocab Created By: Morgan Layne 2014-05-13
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- threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- when there is likelihood of economic loss
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
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- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- cannot be controlled
- risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- the possibility of loss or injury
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • when there is likelihood of economic loss • threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Types of Risks 2023-03-31
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- A risk that meets an insurance company’s criteria for insurance coverage
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss it too high
- A risk that cannot be controlled
- When there is a likelihood of economic loss
- The possibility of loss or injury
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- Is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- ks the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood,tornado,hurricane,fire,lightning,drought or earthquake
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
11 Clues: A risk that cannot be controlled • The possibility of loss or injury • the risk of harm caused by human mistakes • When there is a likelihood of economic loss • Is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Insurance terms 2025-03-27
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- Insurance regulatory body in Zimbabwe
- Individual who has insurance cover
- The claim portion paid by the insured following an insurance claim.
- Number days within which a claim should be notified
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- An insurance intermediary
- Insurance for insurance companies
- Guarantee Insurance policy that indemnifies you when you are a victim of employee fraudulent activities
7 Clues: An insurance intermediary • Insurance for insurance companies • Individual who has insurance cover • Insurance regulatory body in Zimbabwe • Number days within which a claim should be notified • The claim portion paid by the insured following an insurance claim. • ...
TMS/Benefits 2025-05-08
12 Clues: legal services • FSA/HSA carrier • employee discounts • 8 counseling sessions • virtual doctor visits • Life insurance carrier • handles maternity leave • disaster relief program • Identity theft protection • pet insurance company offers • Who is the carrier for vision • Who is the carrier for medical
Year 9 Insurance 2018-02-28
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- businesses take out ________ Liability insurance in case customers have an accident
- the price paid to insure a business
- this is an amount you have to pay up front if you have a claim
- provides Workers Compensation Insurance to businesses and is also voted in by the people
- this type of insurance is compulsory in Queensland for drivers and is included with your registration
- this term starting with Q is something you have to collect from two or three different panel beaters if you damage your car
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- a well known medical insurance company with a blue logo
- motor vehicle insurance that covers the full cost of damage in an accident
- the level of this affects how much an insurance company charges for cover
9 Clues: the price paid to insure a business • a well known medical insurance company with a blue logo • this is an amount you have to pay up front if you have a claim • the level of this affects how much an insurance company charges for cover • motor vehicle insurance that covers the full cost of damage in an accident • ...
Homeowners Rental Insurance Section 2 2025-10-21
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- renters insurance provides personal liability protection in case someone is injured in your home
- this coverage pays for reasonable medical expenses for persons accidentally injured on your property
- Homeowners insurance typically does not cover this
- renters insurance can do this to you based on replacement cost
- you should take inventory of this and keep and updated list of items
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- homeowners insurance policies do not cover this
- this insurance protects your personal property from theft, loss, and damage while you are renting an apartment or house
- renters insurance might reimburse you based on this, which is less than replacement cost coverage
- this will provide coverage in the event you or a resident of your household are legally responsible for injury to others
9 Clues: homeowners insurance policies do not cover this • Homeowners insurance typically does not cover this • renters insurance can do this to you based on replacement cost • you should take inventory of this and keep and updated list of items • renters insurance provides personal liability protection in case someone is injured in your home • ...
HMTW Patient Access Crossword Puzzle 2025-03-27
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- A request for your health insurer or plan to review a decision or a grievance again.
- The amount that must be paid for your health insurance or plan
- A group of healthcare providers (doctors, hospitals, etc.) that your insurance plan has contracted with, and using providers within the network can often save you money.
- The percentage of the cost of covered services that you pay after you've met your deductible.
- The facilities, providers and suppliers your health insurer or plan has contracted with to provide health care services.
- A request for payment from your insurance company after you've received healthcare services.
- A fixed amount you pay for a specific healthcare service, like a doctor's visit, after you've met your deductible.
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- A federal health insurance program for people age 65 and older and certain younger people with disabilities
- The amount you pay for covered healthcare services before your insurance plan starts paying.
- The regular payment you make to maintain your health insurance coverage, usually monthly.
- A complaint that you communicate to your health insurance plan.
- A benefit your employer, union or other group sponsor provides to you to pay for your health care services.
12 Clues: The amount that must be paid for your health insurance or plan • A complaint that you communicate to your health insurance plan. • A request for your health insurer or plan to review a decision or a grievance again. • The regular payment you make to maintain your health insurance coverage, usually monthly. • ...
Optical 2022-06-14
9 Clues: VSP insurance lab, • impact resistant lens • light intelligent lenses • Thinner lightweight lens, • computer users- power boost • Eyemed and non-insurance lab, • Davis or Superior Vision Lab, • VSP insurance using Unity products lab, • eliminates blinding glare in sunglasses
Colorado Storm Edition 2025-05-23
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- Seals roof joints and valleys.
- Certification for roof inspectors.
- Material resistant to fire.
- Gutter outlet for rainfall.
- Metal that prevents water seepage at joints.
- Annual policy checkup tip.
- Policy paying full replacement.
- Salesperson after storms.
- Describes shingles rated for hail.
- Openings covered with mesh for embers.
- Foam that insulates attics.
- Common roofing shape in homes.
- Tool to show roof's pre-storm state.
- Part that protects roof edges.
- Material sometimes not covered by insurance.
- Type of modified asphalt for shingles.
- Common roofing material.
- Board supporting the gutter.
- Acts like a constant hug for dogs.
- Popular impact-resistant shingle brand.
- Protective layer beneath shingles.
- Covers cost of building code updates.
- Protective roof topcoat.
- Part of roof edges, essential in sealing.
- Structure vulnerable to uplift.
- Material used in fire zones.
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- Trim that supports gutter systems.
- Protects against ice dams.
- Allows airflow in the roof.
- Building feature often left unsealed.
- Layer enhancing roof waterproofing.
- Checkup before hail season.
- Insurance for worker injuries.
- Roofing nail enhancement tech.
- Window with multiple glass layers.
- Insurance term for actual payout.
- Non-visible roof damage indicator.
- Highest rating for impact-resistant shingles.
- Underside of a roof overhang.
- Storm insurance clause for water issues.
- Company with ethical business award.
- Synthetic option beneath shingles.
- Storm debris that often causes damage.
- Roofing tool used to check slope.
- Edge piece directing water into gutters.
- Avoided by using mesh and flashing.
46 Clues: Common roofing material. • Protective roof topcoat. • Salesperson after storms. • Protects against ice dams. • Annual policy checkup tip. • Allows airflow in the roof. • Material resistant to fire. • Gutter outlet for rainfall. • Checkup before hail season. • Foam that insulates attics. • Board supporting the gutter. • Material used in fire zones. • Underside of a roof overhang. • ...
VA Ch.1-3 2025-09-25
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- number of years the SCC examines insurers
- person responsible for determining and accepting risks
- where you can find your deductible in your contract
- where you can find covered perils in the contract
- exchange of value between the parties in the contract
- someone who sells, solicits, and negotiates insurance contracts
- damages that will pay for bills
- both parties must perform certain duties
- policy is not renewed after the expiration date
- voluntarily given up a known right
- withholding information
- days required to notify the SCC of a felony conviction
- giving anything of value in exchange for purchasing a policy
- statement guaranteed to be true
- something that increases the chance of a loss
- insurer transfers risk to another insurer
- incorporated in another country
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- using your blinker is an example of this risk management technique
- temporary proof of insurance
- covers everything except exclusions
- a lie or leaving facts out about a policy
- someone in a position of trust
- both parties have legal capacity to enter a contract
- where you can find clauses in the contract
- used when there is a dispute on who is at fault
- hired for a fee to provide insurance advice
- only one party is legally bound by a contract
- agents needs this in order to do business for the insurer
- other insurance clause where each company pays a portion of the loss
- hazard caused by the carelessness of the insured
- years required to retain records
- uncertainty about a future outcome
32 Clues: withholding information • temporary proof of insurance • someone in a position of trust • damages that will pay for bills • statement guaranteed to be true • incorporated in another country • years required to retain records • voluntarily given up a known right • uncertainty about a future outcome • covers everything except exclusions • both parties must perform certain duties • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Kaylee Tudor 2018-05-11
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- they systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- a risk that cannot be controlled
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the possibility of loss or injury
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
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- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- risk the treat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss
11 Clues: a risk that cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • the risk of harm caused by human mistakes • occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss • risk the treat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • they systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Chloe Hudson 2018-05-11
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- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by nature
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- the possibility of loss or injury
Down
- a risk that cannot be controlled
- the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is to high
- a risk that meets and insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to by people
11 Clues: a risk that cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • the possibility of a catastrophe caused by nature • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Taylor Spann 2014-05-13
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- When there is likelihood of economic loss.
- Cannot be controlled.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
Down
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- Conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • When there is likelihood of economic loss. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.2 Key Terms Created by: Karen Aquino 2014-05-13
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- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes,dishonesty or another risk related to people
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- occurs when the likelihood of economic loss
- occurs when conditions can be made controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- the threat of loss with no opportunity of gain
Down
- the possibility of a catastrophe cause by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire lightening, drought, or earthquake
- cannot be controlled
- the possibility of loss or injury
- the systematic process of managing risk to achieve our objectives
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • occurs when the likelihood of economic loss • the threat of loss with no opportunity of gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systematic process of managing risk to achieve our objectives • a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key terms created by Jake Hunsucker 2013-05-09
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- the possibility of loss or injury
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- cannot be controlled
- likelihood of economic loss
- threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
Down
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • likelihood of economic loss • the possibility of loss or injury • threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 key terms created by Nathaneal Bonesteel 2013-05-15
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- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- a risk that meets an insurance companies criteria for insurance coverage.
- cannot be controlled.
- the possibility of loss or injury.
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
Down
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- the risk caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk attributed by people.
- occurs when condistions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- occurs when there is likelihoof of economic loss.
11 Clues: cannot be controlled. • the possibility of loss or injury. • occurs when there is likelihoof of economic loss. • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by Phoebe Gray 2016-05-18
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- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- possibility of loss or injury
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
Down
- cannot be controlled
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood tornado hurricane fire lightning drought or earthquake
- systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss
- risk of harm caused by human mistakes dishonesty or another risk that is attributed to people
- the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • possibility of loss or injury • the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain • occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Brandon Holtman 2019-05-09
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- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- Cannot be controlled
- The possibility of loss or injury
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
Down
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- When there is likelihood of economic loss
- The possibility of catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled • The possibility of loss or injury • When there is likelihood of economic loss • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • When conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Kevin Vasquez 2019-05-14
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- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- Pay protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- Cannot be controlled.
- There is likelihood of economic loss.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, fire, lighting, drought, or earthquake.
Down
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty,or another risk that is attributed to people.
- Conditions that can be controlled to minimize the change of harm.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • There is likelihood of economic loss. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Pay protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • Conditions that can be controlled to minimize the change of harm. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Insurance Terms 2022-04-10
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- The contract between the insured and insurers
- The one who is indemnified when loss occurs
- A protection for one party against a potential loss
- The amount paid periodically for insurance
- The ___ value is the amount to be indemnified upon loss
- The potential for loss and why insurance is needed
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- To make good
- The one who receives the money of an insurance company
- The one that indemnifies when loss occurs
9 Clues: To make good • The one that indemnifies when loss occurs • The amount paid periodically for insurance • The one who is indemnified when loss occurs • The contract between the insured and insurers • The potential for loss and why insurance is needed • A protection for one party against a potential loss • The one who receives the money of an insurance company • ...
Life Insurance 2021-06-06
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- represents consumers in their search for the insurance
- named persons who benefits from insurance policy
- Provides coverage for a fixed period
- Cash account available to policy holder in a permanent insurance contract
- document detailing the terms and conditions of a contract of insurance
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- allows policyholders the option to adjust policy features
- Single or period payments
- optional coverage
- measure taken beforehand to deal with a need or contingency
9 Clues: optional coverage • Single or period payments • Provides coverage for a fixed period • named persons who benefits from insurance policy • represents consumers in their search for the insurance • allows policyholders the option to adjust policy features • measure taken beforehand to deal with a need or contingency • ...
Life Insurance 2021-06-06
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- represents consumers in their search for the insurance
- named persons who benefits from insurance policy
- Provides coverage for a fixed period
- Cash account available to policy holder in a permanent insurance contract
- document detailing the terms and conditions of a contract of insurance
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- allows policyholders the option to adjust policy features
- Single or period payments
- optional coverage
- measure taken beforehand to deal with a need or contingency
9 Clues: optional coverage • Single or period payments • Provides coverage for a fixed period • named persons who benefits from insurance policy • represents consumers in their search for the insurance • allows policyholders the option to adjust policy features • measure taken beforehand to deal with a need or contingency • ...
Vocab Christian 2013-04-29
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- a contract between the individual and the insurer specifying the terms of the insurance arrangements.
- the amount paid by the policy holder for the initial portion of a loss before the insurance coverage begins.
- the insured if injuries or damage are caused to other people or their property.
- may receive discounts for anti-theft devices such as car alarms.
- Coverage against loss as the result of a burglary or theft.
- covers injuries or damage to the driver, passenger, or the vehicle caused by a driver with insifiecent insurance.
- the driver or the car owner is held legally responsible for damaging another's property.
- uncertainty about a situation's outcome.
- Action involving deliberate destruction of or damage to public or private property.
- the fee paid to the insurer to be covered under the specified terms.
- the driver or car owner is held legally responsible for the injuries suffered by another person.
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- covers injuries sustained by the driver of the insured vehicle or any passanger regardless of fault.
- covers all physical damage losses except collision and other specified losses.
- Addition to an automobile policy that pays a specified amount for towing and related labor costs.
- married drivers have fewer accidents statistically.
- lower costs.
- arrangement between an individual and an insurer to protect a the individual against risk from automobile accidents.
- if under 25 years of age they will pay more on insurance.
- men have more accidents so they may have higher rates.
- covers a collision with another object, car or from a rollover.
20 Clues: lower costs. • uncertainty about a situation's outcome. • married drivers have fewer accidents statistically. • men have more accidents so they may have higher rates. • if under 25 years of age they will pay more on insurance. • Coverage against loss as the result of a burglary or theft. • covers a collision with another object, car or from a rollover. • ...
RRS PUZZLE 2018-10-22
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- ELECTRONIC PAYMENT FROM INSURANCE
- THE FIRST BUSINESS DAY OF THE MONTH IS CALLED (2 WORDS)
- REPOSITORY FOR PAYMENTS AT A BANK
- IF IT'S NOT RETAIL, IT'S BILLED WHOLESALE
- WHEN YOU COMBINE CHARGE ENTRY AND BILLERS...YOU GET...(THE COOLEST DEPARTMENT EVER)
- FORMER NAME OF THE CMS 1500 FORMS
- WHEN THE RADIOLOGY REPORT IS RECEIVED, THE STATUS IN INTERGY IS CHANGED TO...
- FDG
- THE INSURANCE COMPANIES BETTER WATCH OUT WHEN THIS TEAM COMES CALLING
- DEPARTMENT THAT ASSISTS WITH CONTRACTS AND ENROLLMENT ISSUES
- THE GROUP WHO MAKES SURE THAT THE DOUGH GETS RECORDED IN THE SYSTEM (2 WORDS)
- CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER (2 WORDS)
- DIGITAL VERSION OF AN INSURANCE EOB THAT CAN BE POSTED ELECTRONICALLY
- THE POWERFUL FORCE THAT MAKES AN MRI POSSIBLE
- WE WON'T PERFORM A STUDY WITHOUT FIRST GETTING ONE OF THESE
- THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING SURE CODING IS COMPLIANT
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- PRESIDENT OF RADIOLOGY (2 WORDS)
- THE PART OF THE REPORT THAT DOCUMENTS WHAT WAS PERFORMED
- MICROSOFT'S SPREADSHEET PROGRAM
- BEFORE DOING ANY FINANCIAL TRANSACTION IN INTERGY, YOU MUST OPEN A...
- THE COMPLIANCE BEAR
- THE THING WE'VE BEEN CRUSHING ALL YEAR! (2 WORDS)
- THE E IN EOB...
- AMOUNT OF CHARGE ADJUSTED AFTER INSURANCE AND PATIENT PAYMENTS
- PAYMENT MADE AT SITE BEFORE SERVICE
- THE R IN ERA STANDS FOR...
- THE RRS TEAM MEMBER WITH THE LONGEST TITLE
- GADAVIST, OMNIPAQUE AND MAGNEVIST, TO NAME A FEW
- THE AREA WHERE WE SHINE SO BRIGHTLY WE NOW ONLY HAVE TO DO IT BI-ANNUALLY (2 WORDS)
- NATIONAL PROVIDER ID
30 Clues: FDG • THE E IN EOB... • THE COMPLIANCE BEAR • NATIONAL PROVIDER ID • THE R IN ERA STANDS FOR... • MICROSOFT'S SPREADSHEET PROGRAM • PRESIDENT OF RADIOLOGY (2 WORDS) • ELECTRONIC PAYMENT FROM INSURANCE • REPOSITORY FOR PAYMENTS AT A BANK • FORMER NAME OF THE CMS 1500 FORMS • CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER (2 WORDS) • PAYMENT MADE AT SITE BEFORE SERVICE • ...
Unit 1 Review 2024-09-13
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- This insurance is provided by the US government for low income families
- Health Leads uses what type of students as volunteers
- The O stands for this in OSHA
- Physician to the gladiators
- This organization administers more than 100 programs
- The ancient culture that monitored the pulse to determine body condition
- A treatment for pain introduced by the ancient Chinese
- The M in HMO stands for this
- The first ancient culture known to keep accurate medical records
- Invented mobile x-ray units for use during the war
- This insurance is provided by the US government for those over 65 years old
- This organization monitors all medicine produced in the US
- The father of medicine
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- This act ensures that a hospital will provide emergency care for the uninsured
- The average lifespan in ancient cultures started at what age
- First female to earn a medical degree in the US
- Founder of community health centers that prescribed food
- The ancient culture that began filtering water to prevent disease
- Discovered penicillin
- This organization has members from all over the globe
- Inventor of polio vaccine
- The insurance plan with higher costs but also more flexibility
- An organization connecting patients to basic resources
- The insurance plan where you must pick a primary care doctor
- In ancient cultures, this was a key factor in healthcare
- The ancient culture that realized the importance of cleanliness for health
- These often served as treatment centers for the Romans
- This organization is one of the world’s foremost medical research groups
28 Clues: Discovered penicillin • The father of medicine • Inventor of polio vaccine • Physician to the gladiators • The M in HMO stands for this • The O stands for this in OSHA • First female to earn a medical degree in the US • Invented mobile x-ray units for use during the war • This organization administers more than 100 programs • ...
Insurance Line of business started using bottomry contracts, which allowed merchants to not pay back loans for shipments that were lost at sea Insight The capacity to gain an accurate and deep intuitive understanding of a person or thing Endorsement A 2024-10-01
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- PURE’s automotive total loss vendor
- the ability to understand and share the feelings of another
- Document which lays out the coverages one may seek from their insurance company
- York/Florida? The state with the most PURE claims
- identification of someone or something or person from previous encounters or knowledge, often in a positive light
- A formal request by a policyholder to an insurance company for coverage or compensation for a loss
- Abbreviation at the start of every Surplus policy number
- A change made to a policy during the policy’s inforce time
- A game in which players mark off numbers on cards, hoping for 5 in a row
- White Glove _______
- A form of appreciation you can show for your coworkers’ good work, sent via Workday
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- An intermediary who sells, solicits, or negotiates insurance on behalf of a client for compensation
- Department responsible for tracking and recording financial transactions, generating invoices, and managing customer payments
- ____ Walker, PURE’s Canada claims extraordinaire
- A digital platform that allows users to communicate with each other in real time through text
- The capacity to gain an accurate and deep intuitive understanding of a person or thing
- Line of business started using bottomry contracts, which allowed merchants to not pay back loans for shipments that were lost at sea
- plain, basic, or uncomplicated in form, nature, or design; without much decoration or ornamentation
- the act of practicing healthy habits on a daily basis to attain better physical and mental health outcomes
- Final state added to PURE’s list of covered states
20 Clues: White Glove _______ • PURE’s automotive total loss vendor • ____ Walker, PURE’s Canada claims extraordinaire • York/Florida? The state with the most PURE claims • Final state added to PURE’s list of covered states • Abbreviation at the start of every Surplus policy number • A change made to a policy during the policy’s inforce time • ...
Project Summit 2013-08-20
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- The winner of the "Name the Project" competition
- UK based software company presenting it's product to RACT Insurance
- Incumbant RACT production database
- The month in 2014 the "Go Live" date for the new insurance system implementation
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- The consulting firm assisting RACT Insurance with the implementation of a new insurance system
- The winning entry of "Name the Project" competition
- A limited proof of concept system designed to confirm that a larger project is achievable
- Microsoft based configurable insurance system being considered by RACT Insurance
8 Clues: Incumbant RACT production database • The winner of the "Name the Project" competition • The winning entry of "Name the Project" competition • UK based software company presenting it's product to RACT Insurance • Microsoft based configurable insurance system being considered by RACT Insurance • ...
Data Intregrity Crossword # 1 2015-09-15
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- a single fact or piece of information
- determination and hard work
- to review or refine, take a second look
- take a second look
- a form filled out to purchase insurance
- 9 digit identification number
- having honesty or principles
- the measuring of something to meet requirements
- automated work distributor
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- to take control
- a measure of worker's efficiency
- place of residence
- customer service work bench
- to take the initiative or take charge
- person covered by insurance
- word or combination of words used to identify a person
- working together
17 Clues: to take control • working together • place of residence • take a second look • automated work distributor • determination and hard work • customer service work bench • person covered by insurance • having honesty or principles • 9 digit identification number • a measure of worker's efficiency • a single fact or piece of information • to take the initiative or take charge • ...
Introduction to Healthcare 2022-11-16
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- seniors insurance plan
- responsible for the safety of food and drugs
- Antibiotic to treat bacteria
- Used to treat Diabetes
- A fixed amount for services
- Designs organizational structure (abbrev.)
- Garbage In, Garbage Out
- Field that Diagnosis Mental Health Disorders
- A digital version of a patient’s paper chart
- Microorganisms that causes disease
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- amount you owe for health care services
- Formal name for Medical billing (abbrev.)
- The study of drugs
- low income insurance
- Drugs that do not require a prescription
- Medicaid, Medicare, Tri-Care examples
- a progress note example
17 Clues: The study of drugs • low income insurance • seniors insurance plan • Used to treat Diabetes • Garbage In, Garbage Out • a progress note example • A fixed amount for services • Antibiotic to treat bacteria • Microorganisms that causes disease • Medicaid, Medicare, Tri-Care examples • amount you owe for health care services • Drugs that do not require a prescription • ...
AWIB Christmas in July 2013 2013-07-13
Across
- Where could you legally flash your dong - then spend it?
- What is Gary's nickname?
- Who replaced Lance Armstrong in the boardroom?
- Who wore their netball uniform backwards?
- What AFL team does the Director barrack for?
- Who in the office was recently become engaged?
- What does PDS stand for?
- What was the theme for last year's Christmas in July
- What sport does Adele play?
- What grade sport does Tegan play?
- What is the term used in a claim if you don't insure properly?
- Alex recently represented AWIB at which sporting event?
- Which AWIB team member rec recently became a grandmother?
- Where have Scott, Skip, Wayne, Robbie, Dwayne and Connie have flown from?
- Which staff member won the infamous bicycle pump event last year?
- Which movie did the following quote come from "Don't go in the water"?
- Which company sponsored the Broker of the Year in 2012?
- If you were born on March 12th, which sign of the zodiac would you be?
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- Where was the 2011 AWIB Christmas in July function?
- Which food did Victorians deride as little bags of mystery?
- Which two staff members both hold black belts in martial arts?
- What is the name of the software package used at AWIB?
- What does an Ictheologists study?
- Glen Libby, Scott and Lia are representing who?
- Which measurement of speed is equivalent to one nautical mile per hour?
- Which insurance group sponsors the Sydney Swans Football Club?
- What is the AWIB motto?
- What event had a huge impact on AWIB in February 2009?
- Which insurance company invited an AWIB team to participate in an Amazing race event in Melbourne this year?
- Which insurance group is about to list on the ASX?
- How many elements are in an insurance contract?
- Where is the Steadfast conference in 2013?
- Which insurance group sponsors the Collinwood Football Club?
- Who is the dish pig for this month?
- What is the first name of the chairman of the Andrew Wilson Foundation?
- What is the Roman numeral for 2013?
36 Clues: What is the AWIB motto? • What is Gary's nickname? • What does PDS stand for? • What sport does Adele play? • What does an Ictheologists study? • What grade sport does Tegan play? • Who is the dish pig for this month? • What is the Roman numeral for 2013? • Who wore their netball uniform backwards? • Where is the Steadfast conference in 2013? • ...
Travelers Insurance 2024-04-30
Across
- If you suffer from ____ issues on your trip the insurance may cover it
- Many families have to ____ and this insurance often covers it
- Travel insurance costs 3-5% of a trips ____ cost
Down
- Travelers insurance is held by its ____
- Most common type of travel insurance
- One thing that traveler's insurance covers
- Travel ____ need travel insurance
7 Clues: Travel ____ need travel insurance • Most common type of travel insurance • Travelers insurance is held by its ____ • One thing that traveler's insurance covers • Travel insurance costs 3-5% of a trips ____ cost • Many families have to ____ and this insurance often covers it • If you suffer from ____ issues on your trip the insurance may cover it
Life Insurance Terms 2021-01-04
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- The amount you pay for an insurance policy.
- Different coverage benefits under different companies and providers.
- A type of health plan that offers coverage in times of emergencies and coverage for preventive care.
- A type of managed care health insurance plan that provides maximum benefits if you visit an in-network physician or provider but still provides some coverage for out-of-network providers.
- The person/people who derive money or items from a trust, will, or life insurance policy.
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- The percentage of costs of a covered health care service you pay after you've paid your deductible.
- The amount you pay for covered health care services before your insurance plan starts to pay.
- An insurance product that provides an insured party with protection against claims resulting from injuries and damage to other people or property.
- Health professionals who provide health care services. Sometimes, the term refers only to physicians.
- A type of health insurance plan usually limits coverage to care from doctors who work for or contract with the provider. It generally won't cover out-of-network care except in an emergency.
- A fixed amount you pay for a covered health care service after you've paid your deductible.
11 Clues: The amount you pay for an insurance policy. • Different coverage benefits under different companies and providers. • The person/people who derive money or items from a trust, will, or life insurance policy. • A fixed amount you pay for a covered health care service after you've paid your deductible. • ...
Health care management 2025-04-29
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- Care Medical services requiring no overnight hospitalization.
- Person contributing time to society's health and welfare.
- Regular payment for maintaining health insurance coverage.
- Detection Identifying diseases early through preventive exams and diagnosis.
- Professional activities to prevent, treat, and rehabilitate illnesses.
- Factor Factor that negatively impacts health and causes harm.
- Protection Measures to safeguard public health through organized care.
- Observing and collecting data to assess health effects.
- Devices replacing or correcting damaged human tissues or organs.
- Managing childbirth and treating health issues during pregnancy.
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- Actions to reduce health risks based on severity.
- Person covered by health insurance entitled to services.
- Assessment Identifying and evaluating health risk factors and consequences.
- State of being free from disease and in well-being.
- Budget Government funds for health insurance premiums of certain groups.
- Doctor Physician specializing in family medicine in local health centers.
- Education Providing knowledge and promoting healthy habits in the population.
- Monitoring and evaluating health institution compliance with standards.
18 Clues: Actions to reduce health risks based on severity. • State of being free from disease and in well-being. • Observing and collecting data to assess health effects. • Person covered by health insurance entitled to services. • Person contributing time to society's health and welfare. • Regular payment for maintaining health insurance coverage. • ...
AHG CROSSWORD 2023-06-28
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- KICKSYOUOUT
- what is on everyones desk
- a way to save a customer
- you are
- portion that is paid before insurance kicks in
- a tool to text
- things to be corrected
- a call state
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- portion customer pays
- where you work
- a plan thats not insurance
- things you do all day
- NOT EVERYONE HAS THIS BUT EVERYONE NEEDS IT
- a way to find mistakes
- a chatting tool
15 Clues: you are • KICKSYOUOUT • a call state • where you work • a tool to text • a chatting tool • portion customer pays • things you do all day • a way to find mistakes • things to be corrected • a way to save a customer • what is on everyones desk • a plan thats not insurance • NOT EVERYONE HAS THIS BUT EVERYONE NEEDS IT • portion that is paid before insurance kicks in
FINAL EXPENSE INSURANCE 2016-12-09
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- AMOUNT DOLLAR QUANTITY OF FUNERAL COVERAGE
- GUARANTEED DOLLAR AMOUNT COVERAGE FOR BURIAL NEEDS
- INSURANCE COMPANY
- PAPER DOCUMENT THAT SPECIFIES PAYMENT OF FIRST PREMIUM
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- DOLLAR AMOUNT TO PAY MONTHLY FOR COVERAGE
- BEING PUT IN THE GROUND
- AMOUNT OF INSURANCE COVERAGE
- THE PERSON COVERED FOR THE POLICY
- MEASURE USED TO DETERMINE QUANTITY OF COVERAGE
- CONTRACT OF LIFE COVERAGE
10 Clues: INSURANCE COMPANY • BEING PUT IN THE GROUND • CONTRACT OF LIFE COVERAGE • AMOUNT OF INSURANCE COVERAGE • THE PERSON COVERED FOR THE POLICY • DOLLAR AMOUNT TO PAY MONTHLY FOR COVERAGE • AMOUNT DOLLAR QUANTITY OF FUNERAL COVERAGE • MEASURE USED TO DETERMINE QUANTITY OF COVERAGE • GUARANTEED DOLLAR AMOUNT COVERAGE FOR BURIAL NEEDS • ...
Patient Access Week Day 2 2026-04-01
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- Law requiring emergency care regardless of ability to pay
- Document verifying patient
- Verification that a patient’s insurance is still active
- Rules protecting patient privacy
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- Name, date of birth, address
- Financial responsible party for the bill
- Hospitalized patient type
- Signed document before treatment
- Process of confirming insurance coverage
- Process of collecting patient demographic and insurance date
10 Clues: Hospitalized patient type • Document verifying patient • Name, date of birth, address • Signed document before treatment • Rules protecting patient privacy • Financial responsible party for the bill • Process of confirming insurance coverage • Verification that a patient’s insurance is still active • Law requiring emergency care regardless of ability to pay • ...
kruiswoordradsel engels jens fiers 2015-10-26
20 Clues: duane • alles • boete • staking • akkoord • weegbrug • rekening • kostbare • zeildoek • omleiding • overnemen • verzender • ontvanger • gescheurd • bestemming • ochtendeten • nummerplaat • verzekering • nationaliteit • veiligheidsgordel
Spelling list 2022-09-05
20 Clues: is_ue • je_wl • ir__ic • la__ur • in___nt • jo___ey • je___ry • in____ce • in____st • in____re • je____dy • in_____on • in_____pt • in_____ce • in_____le • kn_____ge • ju_____nt • ki______rs • ir______al • in________on
ASD U6 Vocab 2 (Medical and health) 2023-04-15
20 Clues: sick • head • pain • fever • pulse • cough • doctor • throat • a_cold • health • broken • patient • to_yell • stomach • medicine • pharmacy • insurance • to_examine • appointment • prescription
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms by Chalant Hood 2013-05-07
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- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss to high
- the possibility of loss or injury
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
Down
- cannot be controlled
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- risk that meets an insurance companies criteria for insurance coverage
- risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by Seth Ragon 2015-05-14
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- Risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Cannot be controlled
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likely hood of loss is too high.
Down
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a natural disaster.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- The risk of harm caused by humans mistakes, dishonesty or another risk that is attributed to people.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- The possibility of loss or injury
- paid protection against loss due to injury or protection damage.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled • The possibility of loss or injury • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a natural disaster. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • paid protection against loss due to injury or protection damage. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Mia Strahl 2016-05-16
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- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- unaccepted to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- the possibility of loss or injury
Down
- cannot be controlled
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- when there is likelihood of economic loss
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve objectives
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • when there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve objectives • meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Carly Baker 2018-05-10
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- the possibility of loss or injury
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- cannot be controlled
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lighting, drought, or earthquake
Down
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood is too high
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Sophia Stahl 2018-05-10
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- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- cannot be controlled
- the possibility of loss or injury
- when there is likelihood of economic loss
Down
- when conditions can be controlled minimize the chance of harm
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightening, drought, or earthquake.
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • when there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • when conditions can be controlled minimize the chance of harm • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Keaton Seniours 2017-05-19
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- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- Conditions that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
Down
- Risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- Cannot be controlled.
- Likelihood of economic loss.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • Likelihood of economic loss. • Possibility of loss or injury. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • Conditions that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm. • ...
