insurance Crossword Puzzles
C130 - Essential Skills for the Insurance Broker and Agent 2013-10-14
Across
- is a factual state about the risk, either express or implies, that need to be communication to the underwriter so that the risk may be properly assessed.
- when the residence contains contents, but no one lives or works in there
- when the premises is empty of belongings, no one lives or works there and the insured does not plan to return.
- the possibility of loss or damage to property
- is a request for insurance that introduces the applicant to the insurance company
- the taking of property without the owner's consent
- an arrangement whereby the insured is required to carry insurance to a specified minimum percentage of the value of the property or the insured will be liable for the percentage amount the risk is underinsured by, applied to each and every loss
- are independent business people
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- is giving false information to an underwriter, knowing it is false.
- a condition that may cause a peril to occur
- generally sell and service insurance policies offered by a single insurer
- the unlawful taking of insured property from within the premises by a person unlawfully entering or leaving the premises as evidenced by marks of forcibly entry or exit
12 Clues: are independent business people • a condition that may cause a peril to occur • the possibility of loss or damage to property • the taking of property without the owner's consent • is giving false information to an underwriter, knowing it is false. • when the residence contains contents, but no one lives or works in there • ...
Personal Finance 2021-03-30
Across
- Capable of being renewed
- Person is responsible for the actions of another
- Amount paid out of pocket
- Type of risk which there is only a chance of loss
- Health savings account
- Addition of coverage to a standard policy
- Risk where there is a chance of gain or loss
- Person's mental or physical condition
- Increases likeliness of loss through peril
- Uncertainty or lack of predictability
- A provision which an insured pays for a certain amount
- Type of accidental automobile insurance
- Person that employs people
- The action of providing o supplying something for use
- The extent to which something deals with or applies to something else
- Establishing a fund to cover the cost of loss
- Money received
- Share or shares which entitles the holder to a fixed dividend
- How long you are expected to live
- Money awarded to someone as a recompense for loss
- Driver of an automobile
- Thing or things belonging to someone
- State of being free from danger
- A sum of money paid regularly
- Type of personal catastrophe policy
- Fills the gap between medicare coverage and costs
- A job or profession
- System of rules
- Intentionally deceptive action
- Action of protecting
- Advantage or profit gained from something
- Estimate the price of
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- Failure to take reasonable care in a situation
- Type of claim settlement method
- An insurance company
- Type of inventory list of personal belongings
- The money one has saved
- A person who purchases goods and services for personal use
- Money that is owed or due
- Cause of a possible loss
- The action of leaving one's job and ceasing to do work
- Unfortunate incident
- A physical, mental, cognitive,or developmental condition that impairs a person's ability to engage in certain tasks
- Exclusive provider organization
- Useful or valuable things
- Originated in ancient China
- Payment mad by a beneficiary
- Amount of money a policyholder is charged
- An amount paid or payable
- Person who owns an insurance policy
- Clause where homeowner pays for part of the loss
- A person who derives advantage from something
- Written contract for insurance
- A thing that is borrowed
- Person covered by an insurance policy
- Restriction on the amount of something
- Instruction written by a medical practitioner
- The State of being responsible for something
- A formal request to an authority for something
- Government program that helps with healthcare costs
- Chartered life underwriter
61 Clues: Money received • System of rules • A job or profession • An insurance company • Unfortunate incident • Action of protecting • Estimate the price of • Health savings account • The money one has saved • Driver of an automobile • Capable of being renewed • Cause of a possible loss • A thing that is borrowed • Amount paid out of pocket • Money that is owed or due • Useful or valuable things • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key terms Created by: Breanna Graham 2016-05-18
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- risk- Risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- risk- Risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss
- risk- the threats of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- management- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- risk- 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
- risk- Risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
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- risk- Risk that cannot be controlled to minimize chance of harm
- risk- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributable to people
- risk- The possibility of a catastrophe such as a flood, tornado. hurricane, fire ,lightening, drought, or earthquake
- The possibility of loss or injury
11 Clues: The possibility of loss or injury • risk- Risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss • risk- the threats of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • risk- Risk that cannot be controlled to minimize chance of harm • risk- Risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by Asher Weddel 2018-05-11
Across
- Risk that meets an insurance company’s criteria for insurance coverage
- The possibility of loss or injury
- Risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributable to people
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- Risk that cannot be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- Risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood hood of loss is too high
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- The possibility of a catastrophe such as a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- Risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss
11 Clues: The possibility of loss or injury • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • Risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss • Risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • Risk that cannot be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Brett Kleber 2016-05-12
Across
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is to high
- is the systemic process of managing rick to achieve your objectives
- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
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- cannot be controlled
- is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- risk occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- is the possibility of loss or injury
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • is the possibility of loss or injury • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • risk occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • is the systemic process of managing rick to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by - Adam Berry 2019-05-10
Across
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- 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 loss or injury.
Down
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- Cannot be controlled.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because that likelihood is too high.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightening, drought, or earthquake.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
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 Ivan Lima 2019-05-15
Across
- The possibility of loss or injury
- 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.
- when there is likelihood of economic loss.
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- The treat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- The possibility of a catastrophe cause by a flood, tornado, hurricane,fire , lightning,drought,or earthquake.
- 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.
- 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. • The treat 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 Brady Lake 2019-05-17
Across
- is the possibility of loss or injury.
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- is a risk that unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is to high.
- is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood tornado hurricane fire lightning drought or earthquake.
- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
Down
- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- cannot be controlled.
- is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes dishonesty or another risk that is attributed to people.
11 Clues: cannot be controlled. • is the possibility of loss or injury. • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
ED Registration 2022-03-30
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- Centers for Medicaid Services Federal agency(abb)
- date used to help identify a patient(abb)
- plan offered by a plan sponsor to an employee group or other group
- The order in which insurances are billed out
- used when a patient has stroke like symptoms
- LVHN's Policy that provides medical care to all individuals without regard to their ability to pay(abb)
- requires two LVHN employees to witness
- used when a patient's name is unknown
- process of first entering a patient into the system to be seen in the ED
- lists used to correct/complete encounters in epic
- used when patient is having a heart attack
- used when a patient is injured at work
- the preliminary assessment of patients or casualties in order to determine the urgency of their need for treatment
- number assigned to each patient and is an identifier(abb)
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- the process by which a minor is frees from parental control
- the patient's or legal guardian's permission to receive services being rendered
- list found in OneSource making errors known
- used when a patient is using VA Insurance
- workstation on wheels
- person who is financially responsible after any payments from insurance
- this field must be completed or the doctors will be unable to discharge (abb)
- called overheard for major injuries
- guarantor used when patient was in an auto accident
- pertains to the patient information privacy(abb)
- Department that will train and answer questions
- unit used for personal problems
- must be filled out for all Medicare patients(abb)
- sending insurance information out to insurance company and getting eligibility response back in seconds(abb)
- PA's health assistance program
- program used to look up insurances
30 Clues: workstation on wheels • PA's health assistance program • unit used for personal problems • program used to look up insurances • called overheard for major injuries • used when a patient's name is unknown • requires two LVHN employees to witness • used when a patient is injured at work • date used to help identify a patient(abb) • used when a patient is using VA Insurance • ...
Car Vocab 2023-04-04
Across
- sticker price, Manufactorer's Suggested Retail Price
- found by taking the average annual depreciation divided by original cost (3)
- worth of the car at the end of the lease, amount you can buy for if you lease it (2)
- license and title transfer fees
- price negotiated by you and the dealer for a leased car (2)
- price negotiated by the dealer and the buying, includes car and other options (2)
- amount customer has to pay, amount borrowed
- tax computed on the purchase price (2)
- number of miles the car can be driven for each term of a lease (2)
- money held by the dealer to pay for any damage done to a leased car (2)
- a website that shows the car history (2)
- covers damage to your vehicle if hit by uninsured motorist (3)
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- you advertise the car and try to sell it yourself (2)
- like renting, paid in monthly payments to the dealer
- loss of value on a car over time
- "Act of God" insurance, car vs nature
- part of the bill that you must pay before insurance kicks in
- money put down before monthly purchases (2)
- covers damages to other peoples property, not yours (2)
- discounts,if any, given to by the dealer
- someone who is there to verify the severity of the damage
- everything is covered from the front of the car to the back, anything other than routine maintenance (3)
- call to the insurance company to describe an event
- out the door price (2)
- combination of bodily injury and property damage
- cost of insurance per month/year
26 Clues: out the door price (2) • license and title transfer fees • loss of value on a car over time • cost of insurance per month/year • "Act of God" insurance, car vs nature • tax computed on the purchase price (2) • discounts,if any, given to by the dealer • a website that shows the car history (2) • money put down before monthly purchases (2) • ...
Unit 5 Vocabulary 2022-11-10
Across
- annual plan outlining proposed revenues (from taxes) and expenditures (spending) for the coming fiscal year
- State and Local tax of the value of property.
- Part of FICA that provides healthcare to seniors regardless of income.
- Taxes on imports that are paid by the importer (the person who brings the product into the United States).
- Reduces the amount of taxes you owe, giving you a dollar-for-dollar reduction of your tax liability.
- Spending subject to the appropriations process
- Taxes < Spending
- Reduces the amount of income subject to taxes.
- House and senate subcommittees set funding for each program through appropriations bills.
- Taxes collected based on the profits of U.S. corporations.
- Taxes collected to fund social insurance programs such as social security, medicare, unemployment insurance, etc.
- people that count on you as their primary source of income
- Taxes > Spending
Down
- The president submits a budget request to Congress.
- The percentage (%) of your income taxed increases as your income increases.
- Taxes = Spending
- Public health insurance program for people with low incomes who lack access to affordable health insurance.
- Lawmakers release their own budget plans and set overall spending levels.
- pockets
- Federal tax on the property of someone who has died.
- The percentage (%) of your income taxed decreases as your income increases.
- Taxes collected from U.S. citizens based on their individual income.
- Federal tax paid by the person who gives a gift
- Percent of income is taxed the same for all income levels
- time period for spending and taxing.
- mandatory contributions levied on individuals or corporations by a government entity—whether local, regional or national.
26 Clues: pockets • Taxes = Spending • Taxes < Spending • Taxes > Spending • time period for spending and taxing. • State and Local tax of the value of property. • Spending subject to the appropriations process • Reduces the amount of income subject to taxes. • Federal tax paid by the person who gives a gift • The president submits a budget request to Congress. • ...
Political Ideology and Policy 2024-01-17
Across
- the part of economic policy that is concerned with government spending and taxation
- one that taxes citizens at the same rate
- sets the monetary policy by buying and selling securities or bonds, regulating money reserves, and setting interest rates
- provided health insurance coverage for the poorest americans
- a test to determine which citizens would qualify for government aid
- paying those who are legally entitled to cash from the government
- helps ease the medical costs of seniors over the age of 65
- how much cash commercial banks keep in their vaults
- patient protection and affordable care act. expands government regulation of health insurance and makes the service more affordable
- Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, block grants, financial aid, food stamps, money owed on bonds, and the governments other contractual obligations
- rising prices and devaluation of the dollar
- social security act. created an insurance program that require the employed to pay a small contribution via a payroll tax into an insurance fund designed to assist the unemployed and help financially strapped retirees.
- how the government manages the supply and demand of its currency and thus the value of the dollar
Down
- one’s tax rate increases as one’s income increases
- north american free trade agreement. lifted trade barriers among the three largest north american countries
- a nation that exports more than it imports has a favorable _______
- the government should leave as much of the money supply as possible with the people
- the process of an ever expanding and increasingly interactive world economy
- allows congress to tax people’s income
- the interest rate at which the government loans actual dollars to commercial banks
- internal revenue service. oversees tax collection process
- a list of potential policy ideas, bills, or plans to improve society
- securities (government IOUs)
23 Clues: securities (government IOUs) • allows congress to tax people’s income • one that taxes citizens at the same rate • rising prices and devaluation of the dollar • one’s tax rate increases as one’s income increases • how much cash commercial banks keep in their vaults • internal revenue service. oversees tax collection process • ...
Health Occupations Unit 1 Review 2024-02-14
Across
- Invented mobile x-ray units for use during the war
- The M in HMO stands for this
- The word used to describe a vaccine required by law
- The insurance plan with higher costs but also more flexibility
- This organization administers more than 100 programs
- This insurance is provided by the US government for those over 65 years old
- This organization is one of the world’s foremost medical research groups
- A treatment for pain introduced by the ancient Chinese
- The type of healthcare system in Canada
- This act ensures that a hospital will provide emergency care for the uninsured
- The insurance plan where you must pick a primary care doctor
- This organization has members from all over the globe
- Physician to the gladiators
- First female to earn a medical degree in the US
- Inventor of polio vaccine
- This testing must happen first before new drugs are tested in humans
- In ancient cultures, this was a key factor in healthcare
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- This organization monitors all medicine produced in the US
- The E in EUA when talking about new drug approvals
- The ancient culture that began filtering water to prevent disease
- The father of medicine
- These often served as treatment centers for the Romans
- This insurance is provided by the US government for low income families
- The ancient culture that monitored the pulse to determine body condition
- The O stands for this in OSHA
- The average lifespan in ancient cultures started at what age
- The ancient culture that realized the importance of cleanliness for health
- The first ancient culture known to keep accurate medical records
- The type of healthcare system in the UK
- Discovered penicillin
30 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 • The type of healthcare system in Canada • The type of healthcare system in the UK • First female to earn a medical degree in the US • The E in EUA when talking about new drug approvals • ...
Accounting Crossword 2025-01-29
Across
- Your income from any and all sources, before taxes are withheld.
- A contract that lets you use someone else's property for a specified rate and length of time.
- Contributions to state and federal governments to pay for things like public services and infrastructure.
- A document that comes with your paycheck, showing how much you were paid and how much was withheld for taxes.
- The total amount of unpaid money on a loan excluding any interest charges or the initial amount borrowed on a loan.
- The amount that you own in assets minus the amount you owe in liabilities.
- A service that provides financial protection against the unpredictable; like car accidents or broken arms.
- A number assigned to an individual that quantifies their ability to use and pay back credit.
- How much an investment gains or loses over a specific amount of time.
- Illegally using someone else's identity for personal or financial gain.
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- Car insurance that protects against damage that isn't caused by a collision.
- The highest amount of credit you can borrow from a particular institution.
- A deduction that legally allows you to lower the amount of taxable income you made in a year.
- Anything that you spend money on, whether it's a necessity or a luxury.
- An amount available in or owed on an account.
- A request submitted to your insurance provider to help pay for covered expenses.
- Your total earnings after all taxes and withholdings are paid.
- Paying a loan off in installments, rather than one lump sum.
- A document detailing the type and amount of coverage your insurance offers.
- A detailed list of the factors contributing to your credit score, including open accounts and payment histories.
20 Clues: An amount available in or owed on an account. • Paying a loan off in installments, rather than one lump sum. • Your total earnings after all taxes and withholdings are paid. • Your income from any and all sources, before taxes are withheld. • How much an investment gains or loses over a specific amount of time. • ...
Beginning Employment | Exploring Job & Careers 2025-08-26
Across
- The pay received for work, often expressed as an annual amount.
- Insurance Helps replace income if you cannot work due to illness or injury.
- Non-monetary perks like job satisfaction, flexible hours, or work-life balance.
- A paid position of employment.
- Amounts taken from paychecks to fund public services like schools, roads, and healthcare.
- Account A savings plan for the future when you stop working, often with employer contributions (example: 401k).
- Work Temporary or freelance jobs that provide flexibility and independence, but may lack stability and benefits.
- Reimbursement When an employer pays some or all of your education costs.
- Insurance that covers some or all medical expenses in exchange for a monthly premium.
- The money you actually take home after taxes and deductions.
Down
- The total money earned before anything is taken out (before taxes and deductions)
- Extra perks offered to employees in addition to salary, such as health insurance and paid time off.
- What you enjoy doing; your preferences that can guide career choices.
- Protection that provides income if you can’t work due to illness or injury.
- When you officially keep your employer’s contributions after a set amount of time.
- Money taken out of your paycheck for things like insurance or retirement savings.
- Average age for retirement
- A profession, occupation, trade, or vocation – usually long-term.
- The training or studies that prepare you for a career.
- Time Off Time off from work (vacation or sick days) where you are still paid.
- Personal qualities or skills that can help you succeed in a career.
- Someone who directs a team to meet a goal and makes quick decisions.
22 Clues: Average age for retirement • A paid position of employment. • The training or studies that prepare you for a career. • The money you actually take home after taxes and deductions. • The pay received for work, often expressed as an annual amount. • A profession, occupation, trade, or vocation – usually long-term. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Avery Clark 2014-05-09
Across
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- 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
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
Down
- cannot be controlled
- the possibility of loss or injury
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
10 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 • occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key terms Created By Hunter Jenkins 2015-05-14
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- the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the risk of harm caused by a human mistakes dishonesty or another risk that is attributed to people
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
Down
- cannot be controlled
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- the possibility of loss or injury
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
10 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: Jacob Joray 2015-05-12
Across
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likely hood of loss is to high
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning and drought
- cannot be controlled
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- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize e the chance oh harm
- Occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the possibility of loss or injury
- A paid protection against loss due to injury
10 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • A paid protection against loss due to injury • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • Occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage • ...
crossword chapter 8 insurance 2026-03-04
Across
- Stuff that you own
- monthly payment for insurance coverage
- Payed for and owned by an individual who is not covered by an employer or government plan
- someone that relies on another for monetary or other support
- Whole Life Insurance is a ________ protection.
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- Insurance that assures you can take financial responsibility in the event of an automotive accident
- for 65 or older unless you have certain diseases or disabilities
- care Pays for necessary assistance of a person that cannot safely live on their own
- likelihood that something will be lost
- insurance Pays for loss of income and other financial support for your family in case of death
10 Clues: Stuff that you own • likelihood that something will be lost • monthly payment for insurance coverage • Whole Life Insurance is a ________ protection. • someone that relies on another for monetary or other support • for 65 or older unless you have certain diseases or disabilities • care Pays for necessary assistance of a person that cannot safely live on their own • ...
Health and Social Insurance 2025-03-25
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- Authorized time off work due to illness.
- Money or benefits given for loss or injury.
- A queue of people waiting for medical treatment or services.
- A person who works for a company or organization.
- A fixed charge for a service, such as a doctor’s visit.
- Payments made regularly, usually monthly, to a fund.
Down
- A document that explains what your insurance covers.
- A husband or wife.
- A system of protection against financial loss, usually involving monthly payments.
- A monthly payment from the government made after retirement.
- Money paid to an employee who cannot work due to illness.
- Required by law or rules, not optional.
- This medication is reimbursed, so you pay a lower price at the pharmacy.
- Advantages or payments received from insurance companies.
14 Clues: A husband or wife. • Required by law or rules, not optional. • Authorized time off work due to illness. • Money or benefits given for loss or injury. • A person who works for a company or organization. • A document that explains what your insurance covers. • Payments made regularly, usually monthly, to a fund. • A fixed charge for a service, such as a doctor’s visit. • ...
Billing crossword 2023-03-28
Across
- the billing supervisor's name is _______.
- a check from an insurance company is called a ________.
- a low income insurance plan.
- an insurance designed for people over 65, disabled, or ESRD recipients.
- what is our clearinghouse?
- what is our EMR called?
Down
- A prior ______ is needed before some services can be rendered.
- what is a PR-1?
- the revenue cycle director's name is ________.
- the AR aging report is called the _____.
10 Clues: what is a PR-1? • what is our EMR called? • what is our clearinghouse? • a low income insurance plan. • the AR aging report is called the _____. • the billing supervisor's name is _______. • the revenue cycle director's name is ________. • a check from an insurance company is called a ________. • A prior ______ is needed before some services can be rendered. • ...
veronica torres 2013-06-25
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- third payer on a claim
- practice's rules governing payment from patients
- secon payer on a claim
- number assigned to a hipaa 270 electronic transaction
- provider who does not join a particular health plan
- guideline that determines which patient has the primary insurance for a child
- health plan that pays benefits first
- clinician who treats a patient face-to-face
- movement of monies into or out of a business
- patient who has seen a provider within the past three years
Down
- patient who comes in for the first time
- identifying code assigned when preauthorization is required
- person who is the insurance policyholder for a patient
- explains how an insurance policy will pay if more than one policy applies
- policyholder or subscriber to a health plan or policy
- actions that ensure the provider receives the maximum appropriate payment
- clinician who does not interact face-to-face
- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer's policyholders according to a contract
- coordinationof benefits rule for a child insured under both parents' plan
- unique number that identifies a patient
- payment made during checkout based on an estimate
21 Clues: third payer on a claim • secon payer on a claim • health plan that pays benefits first • patient who comes in for the first time • unique number that identifies a patient • clinician who treats a patient face-to-face • clinician who does not interact face-to-face • movement of monies into or out of a business • practice's rules governing payment from patients • ...
Final Review crossword 2021-12-15
Across
- An asset that increases in value over time
- The amount you pay for covered services before your insurance plan starts to pay
- Shows how likely you are to pay back a loan, creditworthiness
- Measure of wealth
- An asset that loses value over time
- Money a person receives in exchange for work or use of property
- Amount left after all deductions and taxes
- Expenses that vary from month to month
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- Interest on interest
- An account people deposit and withdraw money from for purchases
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time
- A monthly insurance payment
- Money left after taxes to spend on goods and services
- Interest on the initial principal
- a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so
- Next best option
- Something or someone that is trying to con you out of money
- Expenses that stay the same month to month
- Total amount of money an employee earns before deductions
- Spreads risk among many people, provides coverage for various things such as healthcare, auto, and life
- to the order of Who you are writing the check to
21 Clues: Next best option • Measure of wealth • Interest on interest • A monthly insurance payment • Interest on the initial principal • An asset that loses value over time • Expenses that vary from month to month • An asset that increases in value over time • Expenses that stay the same month to month • Amount left after all deductions and taxes • ...
Final Review Crossword 2024-12-16
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- Which American socioeconomic class is impacted by scarcity?
- generally offer higher policy limits.
- Scarcity requires people to
- When filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, a person must be under a certain amount of
- Which of these is an advantage of filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
- an annual total
- filing for this can damage a person's credit for many years.
- statement of his earning from the previous year.(words only)
- What is NOT a reason employers might request a credit report?
- Unlike term life insurance, whole life insurance can be used by the policy
- The word "term" in "term life insurance" refers to a certain
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- When a society invests in education, its investing in
- What is the advantage to spending less money than is earned?
- A higher deductible usually leads to
- when people in a market economy specialize, what do they depend on to make sure their needs are addressed?
- tools, skills, knowledge, and machines created and used by humans
- Which of these BEST describes the term "gross pay"?
- Olympic medals are first acquired by what resource allocation)
- this is used to assess risk and determine premium rates
- Co-pays usually apply to
20 Clues: an annual total • Co-pays usually apply to • Scarcity requires people to • A higher deductible usually leads to • generally offer higher policy limits. • Which of these BEST describes the term "gross pay"? • When a society invests in education, its investing in • this is used to assess risk and determine premium rates • ...
Chapter 6 Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-03
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- covers injury to others
- "out the door price"
- expected value at the end of a lease
- charge of one month's "rent" in situation of cosmetic damage
- pay lump sum at beginning of term, acts to check seriousness of purchase
- similar to insurance, not routine maintenance
- insurance for someone hit by someone that does not have insurance
- required by state, nontaxable
- covers damage to others' property
- value to sell by yourself
- rate used to compute finance charge
- amount of miles allowed to be driven during lease without penalty
- paper indicating the renting of a vehicle
- covers your own vehicle
- vehicle history website
- loss of value
- vehicle valuing website
- length of time for a lease
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- after negotiations, agreed upon price/options
- contains all four types of coverage
- discount, cash in turn for run down car
- basic new car warranty
- value to sell with dealership
- retail/sticker price
- covers cost of correcting defects and making repairs
- price negotiated by dealer and buyer (leasing)
- amount borrowed
- covers damage to property/vehicle
- 7% of purchase price
- how fast vehicle loses value
30 Clues: loss of value • amount borrowed • "out the door price" • retail/sticker price • 7% of purchase price • basic new car warranty • covers injury to others • covers your own vehicle • vehicle history website • vehicle valuing website • value to sell by yourself • length of time for a lease • how fast vehicle loses value • value to sell with dealership • required by state, nontaxable • ...
taxes review 2024-03-21
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- police, fire, libraries, and parks are funded by this type of tax
- taxes on things like cigarettes, alcohol, vapes, etc.
- your earnings before deductions
- what unit are we in?
- tax on things you buy
- who is your favorite finance teacher?
- this is where you can find all the details for your current pay period
- money taken out of your gross pay for insurance and taxes
- how many levels of taxes did we review in this unit?
- medicare and social security are examples of what level of taxes?
- excise tax and sales tax are examples of this
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- what is Aiken's mascot?
- your wages after deductions
- something paid for in full or in part by your employer (example: insurance)
- what was our unit before this one?
- this is your total earnings this year since January 1
- a 401k is a savings plan for this
- certain products like gas and medications are not taxed. This means they are....
- this tax is health insurance for people 65 or older or certain people under 65 with disabilities
- this is how much you get paid hourly
- what season is it?
21 Clues: what season is it? • what unit are we in? • tax on things you buy • what is Aiken's mascot? • your wages after deductions • your earnings before deductions • a 401k is a savings plan for this • what was our unit before this one? • this is how much you get paid hourly • who is your favorite finance teacher? • excise tax and sales tax are examples of this • ...
Banking Products and Services 2021-09-07
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- Provide financial services to small businesses, families, and individuals
- Allows individuals to manage money online
- Insurance paid for vehicles
- Allow bank customers to withdraw money directly from checking account
- Loan taking out typically for the purpose of repaying individuals debt
- Agreement between a person and company in which a person pays in return for financial help if something goes wrong
- Allow consumer to borrow money from a financial institution up to a certain limit
- Money gained after expenses
- An organization engaged with commercial activites
- Process of monitoring, organizing, and planning financial resources to achieve a goal
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- A bank account that holds money and generates interest
- Insurance covering homes
- For-profit organizations controlled by the FDIC
- The rate in which interest is being charged
- Money owed by an individual or business
- Loans taking out for the purpose of business
- wealth in a money form
- Responsible for recieving, lending,and transferring money to individuals, businesses, and government
- Can be owned on the balance held in a bank account
- Investing in money for a profit
- Money borrowed that can be paid back through interest
21 Clues: wealth in a money form • Insurance covering homes • Insurance paid for vehicles • Money gained after expenses • Investing in money for a profit • Money owed by an individual or business • Allows individuals to manage money online • The rate in which interest is being charged • Loans taking out for the purpose of business • For-profit organizations controlled by the FDIC • ...
Insurance and Horse Contracts 2023-12-12
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- Legal action
- Person who selects winning horses at a show
- Horse taking part in competition (not racing)
- ____ insurance is needed for horse shows.
- Another name for mortality
- Hazards are also called named ____
- Female horse
- Legal document setting terms for a transaction
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- A legally enforceable obligation
- Someone who views a horse show
- Horse ridden for enjoyment
- protects an individual from the emotional and financial impact of fires, theft or litigation (legal action).
- Male horse
- Common name for equine animal
- Animal doctor
15 Clues: Male horse • Legal action • Female horse • Animal doctor • Horse ridden for enjoyment • Another name for mortality • Common name for equine animal • Someone who views a horse show • A legally enforceable obligation • Hazards are also called named ____ • ____ insurance is needed for horse shows. • Person who selects winning horses at a show • ...
Introduction to Claims (Claims Department) 2021-09-27
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- Process for recovering overpayment to a patient or provider
- Two-digit codes that provide additional information about a billed procedure
- Process of creating a new claim from one previously submitted to record as a duplicate or correct information
- Allows Providers to submit electronic attachments with claims
- Amount insurance company agreed to pay for procedure or service
- Submitted to reverse all or part of a previously filed claim and reinstate Member benefits
- Codes used to indicate where in the processing procedure the claim is
- Period of time a patient needs to wait before they become eligible for coverage or a specific service under a plan
- Codes used to document medical procedures
- Used to link a diagnosis code to a service performed
- Process of running a claim through a real-time status check
- International Classification of Diseases Used to identify reason for patient-physician encounter
- Code indicates claim received through clearinghouse
- Comprehensive listing of fee maximums used to reimburse providers on a fee-for-service basis
- Process of evaluating a claim for payment of benefits
- Form providing common format for reporting dental services to a patient’s plan
- Company providing electronic submission and translation services between providers and insurance companies
- Codes used to explain reasons why a claim was paid or denied
- Used by Dental Providers to obtain permission to provide services prior to them being rendered
- Replacement of a previously submitted claim to fix incorrect or missing information
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- Submitted by Providers to receive authorization to perform services prior to those services being rendered
- Amount a patient owes a provider after the insurance company has paid their portion of a claim
- Form used to submit claims for vision services to a patient’s plan
- Any claim submitted by a provider for the same service provided to a patient on a specified date that was included in a previously submitted claim
- Used by Vision and Hearing Providers to obtain permission to provide services prior to them being rendered
- Any specific situation, condition, or treatment that a health insurance plan does not cover
- Codes used to document dental treatment
- Date the claim or pre-authorization is settled by claims
- Codes used to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, etc.
- Internal clearinghouse used by Avēsis
- Person who decides whether a patient’s insurance policy covers a medical procedure
- Electronic claim form
- Payment statement sent to provider after a claim is processed (aka Remittance Advice)
- Coverage options that enable a patient to expand basic insurance plan for an additional premium
- Avēsis department that processes pre-authorization for dental, vision, or hearing services
- Benefits statement sent to member and provider after a claim is processed
36 Clues: Electronic claim form • Internal clearinghouse used by Avēsis • Codes used to document dental treatment • Codes used to document medical procedures • Code indicates claim received through clearinghouse • Used to link a diagnosis code to a service performed • Process of evaluating a claim for payment of benefits • Date the claim or pre-authorization is settled by claims • ...
TITLES 2024-01-09
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- REQIRED FOR VEHICLES 10 YEARS OR NEWER
- REQUIRED FOR LIEN RELEASE
- VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
- WHERE TITLE AND REGISTRATION WILL BE MAILED
- AVERAGE VALUE OF VEHICLE
- REQIRED TO REGESTER A VEHICLE
- TITLE IS LOST OR DEFACED
- WHEN YOU ARE MAKING PAYMENTS ON VEHICLE
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- SHOWS HOW MUCH YOU PAID
- 2 TITLE STATE
- NEEDED TO BUY, SELL, OR TRADE A VEHICLE
- NATIONAL TITLE SEARCH
- WHEN VEHICLE HAS BEEN IN A WRECK
- WHEN WRECK VEHICLE HAS BEEN FIXED
- REQUIRED INSURANCE INFORMATION
- TO BE DISPLAYED ON BACK OF VEHICLE
16 Clues: 2 TITLE STATE • NATIONAL TITLE SEARCH • SHOWS HOW MUCH YOU PAID • AVERAGE VALUE OF VEHICLE • TITLE IS LOST OR DEFACED • REQUIRED FOR LIEN RELEASE • VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER • REQIRED TO REGESTER A VEHICLE • REQUIRED INSURANCE INFORMATION • WHEN VEHICLE HAS BEEN IN A WRECK • WHEN WRECK VEHICLE HAS BEEN FIXED • TO BE DISPLAYED ON BACK OF VEHICLE • ...
33.1 key terms Chloe Ison 2017-05-11
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- Risk is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- Is the possibility of loss or injury
- Risk Cannot be controlled
- Risk catastrophe caused by tornado, hurricane, fire, lighting, drought, or earthquake.
- Risk occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
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- Risk Is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- Risk occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- Is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- Risk is the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
- Risk Is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
10 Clues: Risk Cannot be controlled • Is the possibility of loss or injury • Risk is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes • Risk occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • Risk is the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain • Is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Hunter Crockett 2018-05-11
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- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- a risk that cannot be controlled
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
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- a 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.
- 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 loss or injury.
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
10 Clues: a risk that 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: Alex Pleasant 2013-05-15
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- the possibility of loss or injury.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- risk that meets an insurance companys crieria for insurance coverage.
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
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- is the risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likeyly hood of loss is to high.
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- the systemitic process of managing risk to achieve your objects.
- threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- cannot be controlled.
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
10 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. • the systemitic process of managing risk to achieve your objects. • risk that meets an insurance companys crieria for insurance coverage. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Anna Hill 2015-05-14
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- the threat of a loss without opportunity for gain
- occurs 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 systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
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- a paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- possibility of loss or injury
- risk that can't be controlled
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
10 Clues: possibility of loss or injury • risk that can't be controlled • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss without opportunity for gain • a paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Reinsurance 2020-05-27
10 Clues: Huge losses • Uncertainity • Policy holder • Primary insurer • Risk Management • Covers single risk • Automatic Reinsurance • Amount of risk retained • Insurance of the Insurer • Amount of risk transferred to reinsurer
MMC Patient Access Week 2024 2024-03-28
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- The process of collecting patient demographic and insurance information prior to receiving healthcare services.
- Approximation of healthcare costs provided to patients before services are rendered.
- Form provided to Medicare beneficiaries to inform them that Medicare is likely to deny payment for specific services.
- A request for payment for healthcare services provided to a patient, submitted by a healthcare provider to the patient's insurance company.
- The process of pursuing payment from patients or insurance companies for outstanding balances on medical bills.
- Law who's primary purpose is to protect individuals' sensitive health information.
- Refusal by a payer to reimburse for a healthcare service or procedure, often due to lack of medical necessity or other reasons.
- Person responsible for paying medical bills, often the patient or legal guardian.
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- Patient's financial responsibility for a percentage of covered healthcare expenses.
- Compensation or payment made to healthcare providers by insurance companies or patients for services rendered.
- The amount of money that a patient must pay out-of-pocket for covered healthcare services before their insurance company starts to pay.
- Requires hospitals to provide emergency medical treatment to patients regardless of their ability to pay, and prohibits patient dumping.
- The fixed amount that an insured person must pay for covered services, typically due at the time of service.
- Required notice provided to Medicare beneficiaries upon inpatient admission to a hospital. It informs them of their rights related to hospital discharge and appeal procedures.
14 Clues: Person responsible for paying medical bills, often the patient or legal guardian. • Law who's primary purpose is to protect individuals' sensitive health information. • Patient's financial responsibility for a percentage of covered healthcare expenses. • Approximation of healthcare costs provided to patients before services are rendered. • ...
Insurance Crossword! 2025-01-09
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- a condition that creates or increases the likelihood of a loss occurring
- a written contract between the insured and the insurer
- personal _____________ protection on a homeowners policy protects you if you're held liable for someone else's injuries on your property
- the amount of money that has to be paid for an insurance policy
- a type of life insurance; provides protection for a fixed number of years
- regarding car insurance, this covers damage done to your car regardless of fault
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- the amount of expenses the insured must pay before the insurance company starts paying
- type of insurance that covers you if you get sick or injured and are unable to work
- actual cause of loss (e.g. tornado, fire, accident)
9 Clues: actual cause of loss (e.g. tornado, fire, accident) • a written contract between the insured and the insurer • the amount of money that has to be paid for an insurance policy • a condition that creates or increases the likelihood of a loss occurring • a type of life insurance; provides protection for a fixed number of years • ...
STIP 2023-03-23
18 Clues: NJ • Team • Came • Tesla • -Sell • Bonus • Alerts • Golfing • Ukraine • Mahjong • Company • Michigan • Give Out • Business • Continued • PennState • Griffiths • Basketball
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21 Clues: hitel • valuta • fizetés • vásárol • jutalék • adósság • adósság • árfolyam • kamatláb • kiadások • felszámol • jövedelem • túlárazott • biztosítás • bankkártya • számlaszám • pénzkivétel • értékesítés • le van égve • fizetés(folyamat) • fizetési részletek
WellCare 2020-01-28
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- / provide information about products and services, take orders, respond to customer complaints, and process returns.
- / business where drugs approved by a doctor are legally sold.
- / when a member calls into customer service
- / any oral or written request to a health plan, provider or facility without an expression of dissatisfaction
- / A prescription drug that has the same active-ingredient formula as a brand-name drug.
- / The amount of covered health care expenses you must pay yourself each year before your insurance will begin to pay.
- / Eligible beneficiaries who have limited income may qualify for a government program that helps pay for Medicare Part D prescription drug costs
- / the federal communications commission issued a number of regulations interpreting the telephone consumer protection act.
- / is a list of prescription drugs, both generic and brand name, used by practitioners to identify drugs that offer the greatest overall value
- / is usually necessary to see any practitioner or specialist
- / focuses on a specific area of medicine or a group of patients to diagnose, manage, prevent or treat certain types of symptoms and conditions.
- / A limit in a range of major life activities
- / the act of compensating someone for an out-of-pocket expense by giving them an amount of money equal to what was spent
- network / The hospitals and doctors that contract with your health plan to provide services for an agreed-upon rate or fee schedule.
- / team that performs outreach to members
- / person covered by an insurance policy.
- care / is a complex system responsible for coordination financing & delivery of health benefits.
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- / includes all payments for Medications listed on your plan's formulary and purchased at a Network or participating Pharmacy.
- / CCP members are considered ____ when they move or reside outside of their current CCP service area for a period exceeding 6 consecutive months.
- / an individual or independent practice association (IPA) that oversees care for a member.
- / is the federal health insurance program
- / a widely recognized, evidence-based program dedicated to quality improvement and measurement.
- / Supplemental services not covered by the original Medicare such as: hearing, vision and/or dental benefits
- / The process of putting the insurance policy back after a lapse
- / Conditions for which the insurance company will not pay; for example, cosmetic procedures are exclusions.
- / it is a set of healthcare quality measures designed to measure how well health plans follow accepted standards for prevention and treatment. it is one of the most widely used sets of healthcare performance measures in the United States and continues to evolve on an annual basis.
- / a feeling of resentment cause for a complaint over something believed to be wrong or unfair.
- / refers to any of the procedures that deal with the review of adverse coverage determinations made by the plan regarding the benefits under a plan.
- / when you request reimbursement or direct payment for medical services obtained.
- / he process of submitting and following up on claims with health insurance companies in order to receive payment for services rendered by a healthcare provider
- / is submitted by the provider and/or facility to the insurance payer, giving the provider and/or facility the go-ahead to perform the necessary service
- / enrolled individuals who are entitled to both Medicare & medical assistance from a state plan under Medicaid
- / The _____that your medication is in determines your portion of the drug cost
- / is the Medicare advantage and prescription system user interface.
- / If you're qualified for something or allowed to take part in it
- / The conditions for which the insurance company will pay.
- / annual notification of change
37 Clues: / annual notification of change • / person covered by an insurance policy. • / is the federal health insurance program • / team that performs outreach to members • / when a member calls into customer service • / A limit in a range of major life activities • / The conditions for which the insurance company will pay. • ...
Unit 2 2025-09-18
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- Healthcare institutions that provide comprehensive medical care, including emergency services, surgeries, and inpatient care.
- Adherence to laws, regulations, guidelines, and standards in healthcare practices to ensure patient safety and quality of care.
- Specialized care aimed at providing comfort and support for individuals with terminal illnesses, focusing on quality of life rather than curative treatment.
- The amount a policyholder must pay out-of-pocket for healthcare services before their insurance begins to cover costs.
- Health services aimed at preventing diseases or conditions before they occur, such as vaccinations, screenings, and wellness checks.
- A preventable mistake in healthcare delivery that may result in harm to a patient, such as incorrect medication, misdiagnosis, or surgical errors.
- Institutions that provide extended care and support for individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities, including nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
- The amount paid regularly (monthly, quarterly, or annually) for an insurance policy, which provides coverage for healthcare services.
- Payment or reimbursement for services provided, usually in the context of healthcare providers being paid for the care they deliver.
- Systems Financial assistance provided by the government or other organizations to help reduce the cost of services, making them more affordable for individuals or groups.
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- The criteria that determine whether an individual can receive benefits or services under a particular insurance plan or program.
- Medical services provided in a patient's home to assist with recovery or manage chronic conditions, often including nursing care, therapy, and assistance with daily activities.
- A cost-sharing arrangement in which the insured pays a percentage of the costs of covered healthcare services after the deductible has been met.
- Services that provide urgent medical care and transportation for individuals experiencing a medical emergency.
- A system of organization in which individuals or groups are ranked one above the other based on authority, responsibilities, or levels of care in healthcare settings.
- Actions taken to improve a situation, especially in healthcare, where it may involve medical treatment or preventive measures to enhance patient outcomes.
- The various health services and items that an insurance policy covers, including medical treatments, medications, and preventive care.
- Short-term medical treatment for severe or urgent health conditions, often requiring immediate attention, such as hospital stays or emergency services.
- A fixed amount a patient pays for a specific service or prescription at the time of the visit, with the remaining costs covered by their insurance plan.
- Medical services provided on an outpatient basis, where patients receive treatment without being admitted to a hospital.
20 Clues: Services that provide urgent medical care and transportation for individuals experiencing a medical emergency. • The amount a policyholder must pay out-of-pocket for healthcare services before their insurance begins to cover costs. • Medical services provided on an outpatient basis, where patients receive treatment without being admitted to a hospital. • ...
Benefits Crossword Challenge 2018-03-21
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- How can you visit a doctor without leaving your home or office?
- What is the name of the cost sharing portion with the insurance company?
- What is the name of our 401(k) retirement vendor?
- What is the name of our medical insurance carrier?
- What is considered a covered benefit under Preventive Care?
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- What company provides vision benefits to our employees?
- The amount you must pay for services before the insurance company will pay a portion of your claim.
- Where can you find all benefits information?
- What company provides dental benefits to our employees?
- What is the name of our life insurance and disability carrier?
10 Clues: Where can you find all benefits information? • What is the name of our 401(k) retirement vendor? • What is the name of our medical insurance carrier? • What company provides vision benefits to our employees? • What company provides dental benefits to our employees? • What is considered a covered benefit under Preventive Care? • ...
Chapter 33.1 2018-05-11
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- Risk occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- is the possibility of loss or injury
- risk cannot be controlled
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- Risk is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by flood,tornado,hurricane etc.
- risk is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
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- risk occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- risk is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carries because the likelihood of loss is too high
- risk is a risk that meets an insurance company criteria for insurance coverage
- risk is the risk of harm caused by human
10 Clues: risk cannot be controlled • is the possibility of loss or injury • risk is the risk of harm caused by human • Risk occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • risk is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Kassidy Schryer 2017-05-15
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- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- Systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- Risk thay meets an insurance company criteria for insurance coverage
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
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- A paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- The possibility of loss or injury
- Cannot be controlled
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of a loss is too high
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
10 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 • Systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • A paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • Risk thay meets an insurance company criteria for insurance coverage • ...
Home Finance 2013-02-05
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- Additional money paid to the bank as a cost of borrowing
- Bills for companies that provide electricity, natural gas, water etc.
- Money you owe
- A policy you buy that protects your property against theft, fire, liability etc
- The money you would like to borrow from the bank to cover the cost of purchasing a home
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- Money borrowed from the bank
- Amount paid to an insurance company in order to process your claim
- payment Money paid on a large purchase that reduces the amount of money borrowed
- Amount paid to an insurance company for insurance coverage
- The money you and your family unit makes
10 Clues: Money you owe • Money borrowed from the bank • The money you and your family unit makes • Additional money paid to the bank as a cost of borrowing • Amount paid to an insurance company for insurance coverage • Amount paid to an insurance company in order to process your claim • Bills for companies that provide electricity, natural gas, water etc. • ...
Immigration & Pregnancy 2023-04-25
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- ____ Act would remove unnecessary barriers to health care coverage
- Increases chances of having preterm baby
- ICE detained pregnant women ____ than 4,600 times from 2016-2018
- _____ recipients can not receive insurance from any of the three providers
- 3.7 ______ immigrants are of reproductive age (15-49)
- Number of states providing emergency prenatal care to undocumented women
- Barrier regarding parental consent/notification laws
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- Immigration _____ status is largest reason why women do not seek coverage
- Insurance program provided to low income individuals
- ____ administration was challenged by the American Civil Liberties Union
- Under which administration are mothers who have given birth (1 year) not allowed to be detained
- Labor & ______ is only care provided to undocumented women
- Children's Health Insurance Program
- PRWORA bans documented immigrants from accessing programs for first ____ years
14 Clues: Children's Health Insurance Program • Increases chances of having preterm baby • Insurance program provided to low income individuals • Barrier regarding parental consent/notification laws • 3.7 ______ immigrants are of reproductive age (15-49) • Labor & ______ is only care provided to undocumented women • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by Hailee Meredith 2019-05-17
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- - is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- - is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood , tornado, hurricane , fire, lighting, drought, or earthquake.
- - is the possibility of loss or injury.
- - occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- - occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- - is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- - is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
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- - is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- - is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- - cannot be controlled .
- - is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
11 Clues: - cannot be controlled . • - is the possibility of loss or injury. • - occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • - is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • - is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • - is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Sandra Cerino 2019-05-16
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- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- Is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- Is 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.
- Is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- Is the possibility of loss or injury.
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- Is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- A risk that cannot be controlled.
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- Is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Is the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
11 Clues: A risk that cannot be controlled. • Is the possibility of loss or injury. • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • Is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • Is the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Montana Crossman 2019-05-09
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- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributable to people
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss
- Risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- Risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is to high
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- The possibility of a catastrophe such as a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- Risk that cannot be controlled to minimize that chance of harm
- Risk that that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- The possibility of loss or injury
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- The systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
11 Clues: The possibility of loss or injury • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss • Risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • Risk that cannot be controlled to minimize that chance of harm • ...
Key Terms Created by: Alyna Alvarado 2017-05-15
Across
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- the possibility of a catastrophe cause by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- is the possibility of loss or injury.
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
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- The threat of loss with no opportunity for gain.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- A risk that cannot be controlled.
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
11 Clues: A risk that cannot be controlled. • is 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 • ...
Ch. 33.1 Key Terms Elliott Clark 2018-05-10
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- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- risk that meets an insurance company criteria for insurance coverage
- cannot be controlled
- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- is the possibility of loss or injury
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- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- is the possibility of a catastrophe casued by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lighting, drought, or earthquake
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • is the possibility of loss or injury • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Quarterly Registration Recall Q-1 Crossword 2025-01-03
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- Where to look for Patient Access Resources
- What do you use to verify Medicaid coverage
- Quarterly test that tests your knowledge of Patient Access practices
- What do you use to verify Medicare coverage
- What coverage you enter if a patient from Meijer comes in with an injury that happened at work
- Coverage we use when a patient states their services are due to an accident
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- What coverage to enter if a patient does not have insurance
- What to use for certain tests not covered by insurance that our physicians recognize as important screenings
- Insurance for patients 65 and over, that have ESRD or disability
- What you put in for coverage when a patient does not have insurance coverage
- Tip sheets that come out with updated educational information on certain topics
- Response in Epic that alerts us that the insurance thinks there might be another coverage
12 Clues: Where to look for Patient Access Resources • What do you use to verify Medicaid coverage • What do you use to verify Medicare coverage • What coverage to enter if a patient does not have insurance • Insurance for patients 65 and over, that have ESRD or disability • Quarterly test that tests your knowledge of Patient Access practices • ...
Insurance Vocabulary 2023-01-20
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- protection against possible financial loss
- amount paid per month for an insurance policy
- Extra costs covered by your premium
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- a company that agrees to pay for losses
- requesting payment for amount due for damage
- amount you must pay before receiving benefits
- person who owns the insurance policy
- the amount of protection you have from insurance
8 Clues: Extra costs covered by your premium • person who owns the insurance policy • a company that agrees to pay for losses • protection against possible financial loss • requesting payment for amount due for damage • amount you must pay before receiving benefits • amount paid per month for an insurance policy • the amount of protection you have from insurance
Insurance Vocabulary 2026-01-20
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- A fixed sum of money paid to someone each year, typically for the rest of their life
- The amount of money an individual or business must pay for an insurance policy
- (2 words) The value printed or inscribed on a bond or share certificate (also called par value)
- (2 words) The period of time for which an insurance policy will pay benefits
- A driver who is operating a vehicle without the required insurance coverage
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- Personal Property __________ An addition to an insurance policy that insures specific valuable possessions beyond the standard limits of a home policy
- The amount of money you must pay out-of-pocket before your insurance company begins to pay for covered services
- To voluntarily terminate a life insurance policy, typically to receive the cash value
- The person or entity designated to receive the death benefit upon the death of the insured
9 Clues: A driver who is operating a vehicle without the required insurance coverage • (2 words) The period of time for which an insurance policy will pay benefits • The amount of money an individual or business must pay for an insurance policy • A fixed sum of money paid to someone each year, typically for the rest of their life • ...
Paritás 2018-11-16
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- Gyárból átadva
- Leszállítva vámfizetési nélkül
- Cost Insurance and Freight
- Duty Paid Kiszállitva, vám fizetve rendelési helyig.
- Mi az a földrajzi pont ahol a költség és a kockázat átszáll eladóról vevőre?
- and Freight CFR
- Carrige Insurance paid to
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- Hogy nevezzük más néven a záradékot?
- Carrier FCA
- Milyen szerződés az Incoterms?
- pontos Az F,D,E csoport milyen klauzula
- Free Alongside Ship
- Nemzetközi kereskedelmi kamara.
- Free on board
14 Clues: Carrier FCA • Free on board • Gyárból átadva • and Freight CFR • Free Alongside Ship • Carrige Insurance paid to • Cost Insurance and Freight • Leszállítva vámfizetési nélkül • Milyen szerződés az Incoterms? • Nemzetközi kereskedelmi kamara. • Hogy nevezzük más néven a záradékot? • pontos Az F,D,E csoport milyen klauzula • Duty Paid Kiszállitva, vám fizetve rendelési helyig. • ...
CSD/Insinq Abbreviations 2024-10-07
ECA fundamentals 2015-05-09
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- Greek god or Germany's ECA
- common set of guidelines to encourage fair competition
- country providing guarantees and loans through one institution
- maximum tenor for projet finance
- bond callable if contractor does not act according to contract
- 15% amount that is required of borrowers
- sace is this country's ECA
- department that assesses technical and environmental risks
- pertaining to environmental principles
- a type of short trade political risk event
- converse of common ECA policies
- having significant environmental impact
- top sector financed by ECAs 2014
- export credit agency
- insures exporters' a pool of foreign accounts receivable
- buyer bankruptcy is one of these types of eligible events
- ECA with 28 cofinancing agreements
- the highest country risk rating
- eligible content preceding application
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- recipient of suppler credit
- amount of content that can be financed
- France's ECA
- short term financing when exporters pledge insured accounts receivable
- having a lead and follower ECA
- what an exporter does when the buyer doesn't pay
- another sector understanding category
- a working capital guarantee facility can be used to enhance an exporter's this
- the maximum OECD repayment period for a standard export
- type of insurance applicable to one purchase order
- abbrv. for US anti-bribery law
- Korea's ECA insurance arm
- a sector understanding category
- ECA providing the most bond insurance
- amount paid to an ECA to obtain short term insurance
- country seeking its Hidden Champions
- official lending rate for ECAs
- OECD country with the 2 largest ECAs by volume
- reference this to determine if US Ex-Im is open and on what terms
38 Clues: France's ECA • export credit agency • Korea's ECA insurance arm • Greek god or Germany's ECA • sace is this country's ECA • recipient of suppler credit • having a lead and follower ECA • abbrv. for US anti-bribery law • official lending rate for ECAs • a sector understanding category • converse of common ECA policies • the highest country risk rating • ...
Accounting Crossword 2025-01-29
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- Your income from any and all sources, before taxes are withheld.
- A contract that lets you use someone else's property for a specified rate and length of time.
- Contributions to state and federal governments to pay for things like public services and infrastructure.
- A document that comes with your paycheck, showing how much you were paid and how much was withheld for taxes.
- The total amount of unpaid money on a loan excluding any interest charges or the initial amount borrowed on a loan.
- The amount that you own in assets minus the amount you owe in liabilities.
- A service that provides financial protection against the unpredictable; like car accidents or broken arms.
- A number assigned to an individual that quantifies their ability to use and pay back credit.
- How much an investment gains or loses over a specific amount of time.
- Illegally using someone else's identity for personal or financial gain.
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- Car insurance that protects against damage that isn't caused by a collision.
- The highest amount of credit you can borrow from a particular institution.
- A deduction that legally allows you to lower the amount of taxable income you made in a year.
- Anything that you spend money on, whether it's a necessity or a luxury.
- An amount available in or owed on an account.
- A request submitted to your insurance provider to help pay for covered expenses.
- Your total earnings after all taxes and withholdings are paid.
- Paying a loan off in installments, rather than one lump sum.
- A document detailing the type and amount of coverage your insurance offers.
- A detailed list of the factors contributing to your credit score, including open accounts and payment histories.
20 Clues: An amount available in or owed on an account. • Paying a loan off in installments, rather than one lump sum. • Your total earnings after all taxes and withholdings are paid. • Your income from any and all sources, before taxes are withheld. • How much an investment gains or loses over a specific amount of time. • ...
New Beginnings - PAS 2023-10-19
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- dub inhale - Anagram for a team member (full name)
- operates as a statistical agent on behalf of specific insurance regulatory authorities *RDR may know* (acronym)
- mama worn yo - Anagram for a team member (full name)
- a type of company report which demonstrates relevant compliance requirements have been met *RDR may know* (1 word)
- this "makes the dream work" according to many (1 word)
- a plan of action or policy designed to achieve a major or overall aim, OR a major aim of the Solutions team (1 word)
- implies a restoration of what had become faded or disintegrated, OR what an insurance policy does once a year (1 word)
- Cooperators insurance was founded in this province back in 1945 (4-letter abbrev.)
- an immortal bird that cyclically regenerates or is otherwise born again (1 word)
- a mutually advantageous conjunction or compatibility of distinct business participants or elements (1 word)
- this insurance company is spread across the USA (bad pun)
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- a collection of processes that are designed to ensure the operational efficiency of a service, OR a specific team within PAS (1 word)
- Latin phrase meaning "a new beginning" (2 words)
- VP Michael Spadafora's favourite NFL team (1 word) *check out Summer P&C Post*
- Policy System Support manager initials, OR a famous rapper (1 word)
- the New York Stock Exchange ticker (abbreviation) for Guidewire
- last nimbly rat - Anagram for a team member (full name)
- the current and former Cooperators CEO (initials)
- a visualization of major objectives and strategies, OR something that interests the Solutions team (1 word)
- the beginning or first appearance of something, OR the break of day (1 word)
- the "number" of principles shared by all cooperatives (1 word)
21 Clues: Latin phrase meaning "a new beginning" (2 words) • the current and former Cooperators CEO (initials) • dub inhale - Anagram for a team member (full name) • mama worn yo - Anagram for a team member (full name) • this "makes the dream work" according to many (1 word) • last nimbly rat - Anagram for a team member (full name) • ...
crossword puzzle 1 2014-03-26
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- to break a bone.
- an inhabitnant of a country.
- another word for illness.
- the insured who is named on the insurance policy.
- the amount of money an insurer charges to provide coverage.
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- the money received from selling goods or services.
- a person who promotes the company´s insurance products.
- a document embodying a contract of insurance.
- a partner in marriage.
- a person working in a company.
10 Clues: to break a bone. • a partner in marriage. • another word for illness. • an inhabitnant of a country. • a person working in a company. • a document embodying a contract of insurance. • the insured who is named on the insurance policy. • the money received from selling goods or services. • a person who promotes the company´s insurance products. • ...
Healthcare Terms 2023-09-19
Across
- Something that helps you pay for healthcare when you pay a certain amount
- A definite course of rules
- A small fee you pay to see the doctor
- Relying on or needing something/someone
- Bill sent to your insurance company by your doctor
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- care Main doctor you go to
- Something good
- Amount you pay before your insurance pays anything
- Place you get medicine
- premium What you pay to have insurance
- Protection Provided against sickness
11 Clues: Something good • Place you get medicine • care Main doctor you go to • A definite course of rules • Protection Provided against sickness • A small fee you pay to see the doctor • premium What you pay to have insurance • Relying on or needing something/someone • Amount you pay before your insurance pays anything • Bill sent to your insurance company by your doctor • ...
Principles of Insurance 2022-05-24
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- induces the parties to enter into a contract.
- As per which principle of insurance an employer can insure his employees.
- Which principle of insurance stress the importance of providing true information.
- _____ means compensation against loss.
- Principle of _____ makes the negligent third party responsible for the loss.
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- Causa proxima means _____.
- Which principle of insurance makes the policyholder responsible for the reducing the loss?
- Insurance is a contract of _____.
- Principle of _____ applies when an asset insured with more than one insurer.
9 Clues: Causa proxima means _____. • Insurance is a contract of _____. • _____ means compensation against loss. • induces the parties to enter into a contract. • As per which principle of insurance an employer can insure his employees. • Principle of _____ applies when an asset insured with more than one insurer. • ...
Ch. 33.1 Key Terms Elliott Clark 2018-05-10
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- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- is the possibility of loss or injury
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- is the possibility of a catastrophe casued by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lighting, drought, or earthquake
- risk that meets an insurance company criteria for insurance coverage
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- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- cannot be controlled
- is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • is the possibility of loss or injury • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
chapter 33.1 key terms created by Dylan Thomas 2018-05-10
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- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- is the possibility of loss or injury.
- cannot be controlled.
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
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- is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
11 Clues: cannot be controlled. • is the possibility of loss or injury. • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: May Huff 2015-05-12
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- Paid protection against the loss due to injury or property damage
- Risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because of the likelihood of loss is too high
- Risk that meets an insurance company’s criteria for insurance coverage
- The systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the probability of loss or injury
- Risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss
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- Risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- Risk that cannot be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- The risk of harm that caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributable to people
- The possibility of a catastrophe such as a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightening, drought, or earthquake
11 Clues: the probability of loss or injury • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • Risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss • Risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • Risk that cannot be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • Paid protection against the loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Sydney Berman 2015-05-12
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- Is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- Cannot be controlled.
- Is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fore, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- Is the threat if a loss with no opportunity to gain.
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- Is the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- Is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- Is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- Is a risk that meet an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Is the possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • Is the possibility of loss or injury. • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • Is the threat if a loss with no opportunity to gain. • Is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • Is the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
33.1 Key Terms Keyed by Alexa McKinney 2015-05-14
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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
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
Down
- the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- there is likelihood of economic loss
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- 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
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
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 • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systematic 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: daniela perez 2016-05-19
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- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of hamr
- is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- is the possibility of loss or injury
Down
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- cannot be controlled
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carries because the likelihood of loss is too high
- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • is the possibility of loss or injury • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
the rasin sun 2024-11-18
Across
- The name of the insurance check that the Younger family is waiting for
- The person Walter wants to invest the insurance money in
- The amount of money the Younger family is receiving from the insurance check.
- The character who dreams of becoming a doctor and is questioning her cultural identity
- Walter Lee’s wife, who tries to keep the peace in the family
- The person who receives a marriage proposal from Beneatha
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- The Younger family’s apartment building is described as being in this city
- Beneatha’s new romantic interest, who is from Nigeria
- The man who proposes to buy the Youngers a house in a white neighborhood
- The main protagonist who dreams of a better life for his family
- Beneatha’s brother, who has different ideas about what is best for the family
- The gift Ruth receives from Walter in Act II
12 Clues: The gift Ruth receives from Walter in Act II • Beneatha’s new romantic interest, who is from Nigeria • The person Walter wants to invest the insurance money in • The person who receives a marriage proposal from Beneatha • Walter Lee’s wife, who tries to keep the peace in the family • The main protagonist who dreams of a better life for his family • ...
Deanna Mills 2013-06-25
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- Term for policyholder.
- Movement of monies into or out of a business.
- Rule that states if the child is covered by two health plans, the father's plan is primary.
- Procedures that ensure billable services are recorded and reported for payment.
- Rule that determines which parent has the primary insurance for a child in North Carolina.
- This is high for patients with consumer-driven health plans (CDHPs).
- Term for policyholder.
- Important date located on insurance card.
- Explains how an insurance policy will pay if more than one policy applies.
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- Information collected on a patient information form.
- These are always collected at the time of service.
- Clinician who treats the patient face-to-face.
- Number of important types of information needed for new patients.
- Term for primary care physician.
- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer's policyholder according to a contract.
- unique number that identifies a patient.
- Type of number assigned to a HIPAA 270 electronic transaction.
- Term for policyholder.
- Another name for encounter forms.
- Abbreviation for the actions that ensure the provider receives the maximum appropriate payment.
20 Clues: Term for policyholder. • Term for policyholder. • Term for policyholder. • Term for primary care physician. • Another name for encounter forms. • unique number that identifies a patient. • Important date located on insurance card. • Movement of monies into or out of a business. • Clinician who treats the patient face-to-face. • ...
Patient Access Week 2025-02-17
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- Federal law that protects patients' health information.
- The accreditation group that visits Riverside yearly for an audit.
- The first step in AIDET. _____, Introduce, Duration, Explanation, and Time.
- Most patients over the age of 65 have this insurance.
- Patients with commercial coverage sign the Your Rights and Protections Against Surprise _____ Bills.
- Certification to validate your knowledge of Patient Access processes.
- The two safety ______ are name and date of birth.
- This coverage may be added when a patient is in an auto accident.
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- Page your ________ Monday 7am thru at Friday 5pm.
- Person who is financially responsible for the account.
- This coverage should be last in the filing order.
- Sum of money a beneficiary must contribute toward the cost of their healthcare before insurance benefits begin.
- Federal law to ensure public access to emergency services regardless of ability to pay.
- EIB is your earned _____ bank.
- Important ____ from Medicare is signed by applicable patients after admission.
- The holder of an insurance policy.
- Time changes are allowed as long as it does not result in _____.
- Page this team if the incorrect patient is admitted.
18 Clues: EIB is your earned _____ bank. • The holder of an insurance policy. • Page your ________ Monday 7am thru at Friday 5pm. • This coverage should be last in the filing order. • The two safety ______ are name and date of birth. • Page this team if the incorrect patient is admitted. • Most patients over the age of 65 have this insurance. • ...
Insurance Terms Crossword 2020-09-14
Across
- An agreement between an insurer and the insured in which both parties expect to pay a certain portion of the potential loss
- An unfair trade practice in which an insurer uses physical or mental force to persuade an someone to buy insurance
- The cause of a possible loss
- Someone licensed to sell, or negotiate insurance on behalf of an Insurer
- The person who receives the proceeds from the policy
- A contract with the exchange of unequal amounts
- A circumstance that increases the likelihood of a loss
- Uncertainty as to the outcome of an event when 2 or more possibilities exist
- An Insurer based in another state
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- A group insurance plan that requires the employees to pay part of the premium
- An agent/broker who handles insurer's funds in a trust capacity
- A supplemental agreement attached to and made a part of the policy indicating the policy expansion by additional coverage
- The portion of the loss that is to be paid by insured before any claim may be paid by the insurer
- Withholding information which, if material, can void a contract
- Intentional misrepresentation or deceit with the intent to induce a person to part with something of value
- The principle that a policy is "take-it-or-leave-it"
- A material stipulation in the policy that if breached may void coverage
17 Clues: The cause of a possible loss • An Insurer based in another state • A contract with the exchange of unequal amounts • The person who receives the proceeds from the policy • The principle that a policy is "take-it-or-leave-it" • A circumstance that increases the likelihood of a loss • An agent/broker who handles insurer's funds in a trust capacity • ...
INSURANCE CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2021-09-29
Across
- HURRICANE IS A STORM
- A BUIDING YOU CAN STAY IN
- A FORM OF TRANSPORTATIONS ON LAND
- RUNNING INTO A OBJECT OR PERSON
- ANOTHER NAME FOR CASH
- CAUSE HARM TO A PERSON OR OBJECT
- TO KEEP IN SAFETY
- AUTUMN,SPRING,WINTER,SUMMER
- TO DO THE ACT OF STEALING
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- A PLACE WHERE PEOPLE LIVE
- A FORM OF NATURAL DISASTER
- AN AGREEMENT MADE
- MONEY BEING PAID
- A FORM OF TRANSPORTATION THAT FLIES IN THE SKY
- FORCING YOUR WAY INTO SOMEONE HOUSE TO STEAL
- RF&G HAS IT
- A FORM OF TRANSPORTATION ON WATER
17 Clues: RF&G HAS IT • MONEY BEING PAID • AN AGREEMENT MADE • TO KEEP IN SAFETY • HURRICANE IS A STORM • ANOTHER NAME FOR CASH • A PLACE WHERE PEOPLE LIVE • A BUIDING YOU CAN STAY IN • TO DO THE ACT OF STEALING • A FORM OF NATURAL DISASTER • AUTUMN,SPRING,WINTER,SUMMER • RUNNING INTO A OBJECT OR PERSON • CAUSE HARM TO A PERSON OR OBJECT • A FORM OF TRANSPORTATIONS ON LAND • ...
Chapter 8 - Insurance 2024-04-29
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- (POS) Plan - type of plan in which you pay less if you use doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers that belong to the plan's network
- a patient who stays in a hospital
- protects the car and driver
- uncertain degree of gain or loss
- exposure to danger
- helps provide financial protection from risk
- results in a removal of coverage, diminution in scope or less coverage
- HMO
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- PPO
- beyond human control
- protects the family in case of a death
- the person who owns the insurance policy
- HSA
- receives the benefits
- eliminates coverage for certain acts...
- a spouse, domestic partner, or child
- a specified amount of money that the insured must pay
17 Clues: PPO • HSA • HMO • exposure to danger • beyond human control • receives the benefits • protects the car and driver • uncertain degree of gain or loss • a patient who stays in a hospital • a spouse, domestic partner, or child • protects the family in case of a death • eliminates coverage for certain acts... • the person who owns the insurance policy • ...
PURPLEPOND INSURANCE 2025-09-29
Across
- The amount you pay out-of-pocket each year before the insurance company starts covering the majority of costs.
- The specific items, risks, or types of losses that your policy agrees to protect against.
- A financial loss that is covered by your policy.
- The type of insurance used to pay for doctors and hospitals
- The formal request made to the insurance company for payment for services received.
- The length of time your insurance policy is in force.
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- The amount you must pay out-of-pocket each year before your insurance begins to pay
- Your legal responsibility for injury or damage to others
- A fixed amount you pay for a specific service, like a doctor's visit or prescription.
- The monthly fee you pay to keep your health insurance coverage.
10 Clues: A financial loss that is covered by your policy. • Your legal responsibility for injury or damage to others • The type of insurance used to pay for doctors and hospitals • The length of time your insurance policy is in force. • The monthly fee you pay to keep your health insurance coverage. • ...
Insurance vocabulary review 2023-12-12
Across
- The amount of money that has to be paid for an insurance policy.
- The individual or firm that acquires and wants protection from the risk and generally in whose name an insurance policy is written.
- Exposure to danger, harm, or loss.
- The practice or arrangement in which a company or government agency provides a guarantee of compensation for specified loss, damage, illness, or death in return for payment of a premium.
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- A person or company offering insurance policies in return for premiums; person or organization that insures.
- The person, group, or organization whose life or property is covered by an insurance policy.
- In the insurance context, it is a written contract between the insured and the insurer.
- The amount of expenses the insured must pay before the insurance company will contribute toward the covered item.
8 Clues: Exposure to danger, harm, or loss. • The amount of money that has to be paid for an insurance policy. • In the insurance context, it is a written contract between the insured and the insurer. • The person, group, or organization whose life or property is covered by an insurance policy. • ...
Auto Financing, Insurance, and Depreciation Crossword 2026-03-12
Across
- Injury Liability insurance that is typically a mandatory car insurance component that covers medical expenses, lost wages, and legal fees for other parties if you are at fault in an accident
- Insurance A legal contract between a vehicle owner and an insurance company, where the owner pays a premium in exchange for financial protection against losses from auto accidents, theft, or damage
- Car Payment Monthly auto loan payments that consume 10% or less of your take-home pay, or as part of a broader budget where total transportation costs do not exceed 20% of the monthly income
- Depreciation The case when a car loses the same amount of value each year, the scatter plot that models this depreciation appears linear
- Damage The mandatory component of auto insurance that pays for repairs or replacement of another party's property if you are at fault in an accident
- Car Depreciation The decrease in a vehicle's market value over time, defined as the difference between the original purchase price and its current resale value
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- Insurance Type of car insurance that protects you if your driving causes injury to others or to other people's property
- Payment A fixed monthly amount you pay to a lender to repay a car loan, covering the borrowed principal, interest,taxes, and fees, with factors like loan amount, interest rate, and term determining its size
- a Car The short-term hire of an automobile from a company for a fee based on daily or weekly rates
- A specific amount of money and injured person must pay out-of-pocket for covered services or losses before their insurance plan begins to pay
- a Car A long-term rental agreement where you make monthly payments to drive a vehicle without owning it
11 Clues: a Car The short-term hire of an automobile from a company for a fee based on daily or weekly rates • a Car A long-term rental agreement where you make monthly payments to drive a vehicle without owning it • Insurance Type of car insurance that protects you if your driving causes injury to others or to other people's property • ...
Personal Finance 2024-08-05
Across
- Amount you pay before insurance coverage kicks in (10 letters)
- Official request for payment from an insurance company (5 letters)
- Money paid to an insurance company for coverage (7 letters)
- Person who receives insurance benefits (11 letters)
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- Document detailing the terms of an insurance agreement (6 letters)
- Type of auto insurance that covers damage to your own vehicle (9 letters)
- Type of life insurance that provides coverage for a specific period (4 letters)
7 Clues: Person who receives insurance benefits (11 letters) • Money paid to an insurance company for coverage (7 letters) • Amount you pay before insurance coverage kicks in (10 letters) • Document detailing the terms of an insurance agreement (6 letters) • Official request for payment from an insurance company (5 letters) • ...
Traffic 2023-01-30
20 Clues: METRO • SAKKO • TIETYÖ • KYTKIN • VILKKU • OHITTAA • ILMAILU • VAKUUTUS • YLINOPEUS • KATUKIVETYS • KETJUKOLARI • MOOTTORITIE • JALKAKÄYTÄVÄ • JALANKULKIJA • ETUAJO-OIKEUS • LIIKENNEYMPYRÄ • ALIKULKUTUNNELI • ERITASOLIITTYMÄ • MOOTTORIPYÖRÄILIJÄ • PUSKURISSA ROIKKUMINEN
ENT 2022-10-19
Across
- No insurance payment
- Multiple levels of insurance companies
- You must do this with urgent calls to Astoria office
- Done to stop bleeds in nose
- Used to make and change appointments
- Communicate without calling
- Non Par
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- Doctor in Melville
- Dr Choe and Chandrasekhar only see these issues
- Used to find office
- Feeling off balance
- Gland in neck
- A patient must do this before allergy visit
- After a procedure
- Dr Dolitsky will not treat in 5th Avenue
15 Clues: Non Par • Gland in neck • After a procedure • Doctor in Melville • Used to find office • Feeling off balance • No insurance payment • Done to stop bleeds in nose • Communicate without calling • Used to make and change appointments • Multiple levels of insurance companies • Dr Dolitsky will not treat in 5th Avenue • A patient must do this before allergy visit • ...
community 2024-05-21
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- abbreviation for the primary health care program for individuals who work for the federal government
- abbreviation for the primary federal office dedicated to the health care of active and retired military members
- abbreviation for a global classification system mandated and maintained by the WHO for the purposes of gathering global statistical data in health care
- cart act that is comprehensive care reform in the US that contained new health care policies focused on reforming the health care system in public and private sectors
- a taxpayer funded insurance program for citizens who have lower income and who have a disability
- monetary payment made by an individual along with the payment made by the individual's private health care insurance
- abbreviation for the primary agency of the US government responsible for biomedical and public health research
- abbreviation for nationwide survey of clients' experiences and outcomes of a health care intervention, which results are publicly available for health care consumers
- abbreviation for a federal temporary health insurance program for refugees during resettlement
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- a monetary amount an individual must pay toward health care before the individual's private health care insurance will assume higher percentages of payment for the health care service
- abbreviation for the primary federal agency dedicated to improving access to health care for the uninsured, isolate, or medically vulnerable citizens
- in health care, this refers to rules and processes that health care administrators must follow when providing health care to the public
- a federal taxpayer funded health care program for citizens age 65 and over
- a person who supports causes or policies
- the standard in health care that must be met; often tired to health outcomes
- abbreviation for a federal law legislating the largest overhaul of medicare in the public health program's history
- abbreviation for an insurance program under the US DOH and human services designed to insure children of families who have lower incomes and who earn more than Medicaid permits
17 Clues: a person who supports causes or policies • a federal taxpayer funded health care program for citizens age 65 and over • the standard in health care that must be met; often tired to health outcomes • abbreviation for a federal temporary health insurance program for refugees during resettlement • ...
chapter 33.1 key terms created by Dylan Thomas 2018-05-10
Across
- is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- is the possibility of loss or injury.
- is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
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- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- cannot be controlled.
- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
11 Clues: cannot be controlled. • is the possibility of loss or injury. • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Tyler Hargis 2013-05-09
Across
- Is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- Is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- Cannot be controlled.
- Is the possibility of loss or injury.
- Is a pad protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
Down
- Is 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.
- Is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- Is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lighting, drought, or an earthquake.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • Is the possibility of loss or injury. • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • Is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Is a pad protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • Is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Aspen Rhodes 2019-05-17
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- cannot be controlled.
- the possibility of loss or injury.
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- 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.
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- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objective.
- 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. • 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 objective. • occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms created by Brady Lake 2019-05-17
Across
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is to high.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- is the risk of harm caused by human mistakes dishonesty or another risk that is attributed to people.
- is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood tornado hurricane fire lightning drought or earthquake.
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- cannot be controlled.
- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- is the possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: cannot be controlled. • is the possibility of loss or injury. • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Jason Mitchell 2019-05-20
Across
- occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss.
- is the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightening, drought, or earthquakes.
- is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
Down
- is the risk of harm caused by a human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- cannot be controlled.
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- is the possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: cannot be controlled. • is the possibility of loss or injury. • occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss. • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Unit 7 - Behind the Wheel Vocab 2 2024-05-07
Across
- The price of a car as suggested by the manufacturer, often referred to as the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP).
- An agreement or arrangement that is advantageous, especially in terms of price.
- The amount added to the cost price of a car to cover expenses and profit margin.
- The worth or importance of something in relation to the price paid.
- Modifies terms or coverage of an insurance policy.
- An arrangement for paying the price of a car over time, including the amount and frequency of payments.
- To discuss the terms of a purchase, including the price, with the seller in order to reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
- A part of the total price of a car paid at regular intervals, usually monthly, until the full amount is paid off.
- Within one's financial means or budget.
- The amount of money available or allocated for purchasing a car.
- Evaluating risk for insuring an individual or entity.
- A reduction in the price of a car, often offered by dealerships or during sales events.
- Extending insurance policy beyond expiration.
- Pays for damage to insured vehicle in collisions.
- The amount of money that is asked or paid for something, in this case, a car.
- Reimburses car rental costs during vehicle repair.
- Events not covered by an insurance policy.
- The total amount of money required to purchase and own a car, including the price, taxes, fees, and other expenses.
- An initial payment made when purchasing a car, typically a percentage of the total price.
- Investigates and settles insurance claims.
- The price that the dealer paid the manufacturer for the car, which may be lower than the list price.
Down
- Different ways of paying for a car, such as taking out a loan or leasing.
- Pays for injury/damage caused by insured driver.
- Contract outlining insurance terms between insurer and holder.
- The decrease in the value of a car over time, which affects its resale price.
- Protection types in an insurance policy, e.g., liability.
- paid to insurer for coverage, can be periodic.
- Resources
- The range of prices within which cars of a particular type or model are typically sold.
- Protects insured if in accident with uninsured driver.
- Costing a lot of money.
- Emergency aid like towing or flat tire repair.
- A purchase made at a lower price than usual, often resulting from negotiation or finding a good deal.
- A label or tag attached to a car indicating its price.
- Policyholder's request to insurer for covered payments.
- Out-of-pocket amount before insurer covers costs.
- Pays for non-collision damage like theft or fire.
37 Clues: Resources • Costing a lot of money. • Within one's financial means or budget. • Events not covered by an insurance policy. • Extending insurance policy beyond expiration. • paid to insurer for coverage, can be periodic. • Emergency aid like towing or flat tire repair. • Pays for injury/damage caused by insured driver. • Investigates and settles insurance claims. • ...
Acronym Crossword Puzzle 2023-06-12
Across
- The government agency that ensures FHA loans.
- The 5 pieces of information that make up a loan application.
- A type of mortgage insurance where the lender, typically through premium pricing, absorbs the cost of the MI in the rate.
- A type of mortgage that is popular among first time home buyers due to a low down payment requirement.
- A loan disclosure that outlines the fees being paid in conjunction with the mortgage loan. Consumers are legally required to receive and sign acknowledging receipt of this disclosure 3 business days before closing on any Purchase or Refinance.
- Government-sponsored enterprises, or financial services corporations, that were created by Congress with the aim of improving the slow of credit into certain housing markets while reducing the cost of that same credit
- The upfront and/or periodic charges that the borrower pays for mortgage insurance. There are different mortgage insurance plans with differing combinations of upfront, monthly and annual premiums.
- A request for a loan that includes the information about the potential borrower, the property, and the requested loan that the solicited lender needs to render a decision. Also known as an application, and previously known as the “1003”.
- The loan amount divided by the lesser of the selling price or the appraised value.
- A particular computerized system for doing automated underwriting.
- A measure of the cost of credit to the borrower that takes into account the interest rate, points, and flat dollar charges by the lender. The charges covered also include mortgage insurance, but not payments to third parties such as title insurers and appraisers.
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- One of two Federal agencies that purchase home loans from lenders, known as Freddie Mac.
- Freddie Mac's automated underwriting system.
- One of two Federal agencies that purchase home loans from lenders, known as Fannie Mae.
- Fannie Mae’s automated underwriting system.
- The disclosure provided to the borrower within 3 days of application that outlines all of the fees in conjunction with the loan.
- Insurance purchased by the borrower and required by the lender, to protect the property against loss from fire and other hazards. Also known as hazard insurance.
- U.S. government corporation within the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
- The complete components of the monthly housing expense.
- A federal consumer protection statute designed to protect home purchasers and owners shopping for settlement services by mandating certain disclosures and prohibiting referral fees and kickbacks.
- A mortgage on which the interest rate, after an initial period, can be changed by the lender. During the life of the loan the interest rate will change based on the index and margin. Payments can increase or decrease depending on the index.
21 Clues: Fannie Mae’s automated underwriting system. • Freddie Mac's automated underwriting system. • The government agency that ensures FHA loans. • The complete components of the monthly housing expense. • The 5 pieces of information that make up a loan application. • A particular computerized system for doing automated underwriting. • ...
Health Insurance Terms 2013-06-06
Across
- When your health insurance provider repays the hospital expenses amount to you , what kind of claim settlement is it known as?
- When your health insurance provider directly clears your hospital bills with the hospital, what kind of claim settlement is it known as?
- If you take one sum insured to cover your entire family, what cover is it know as?
- Your health insurance policy does not generally cover you or covers after some years for which illnesses?
- Under which section of the Income Tax Act, is premium paid for health insurance exempted
Down
- A policy that protects you against medical expenses incurred due to grave illness like cancer, is called?
- Health insurance provider tie up with hospitals to provide cashless facility to its customers, what are these hospitals referred as?
- The amount of cover that you opt for is called?
- What is the amount that you pay for taking health insurance cover know as?
9 Clues: The amount of cover that you opt for is called? • What is the amount that you pay for taking health insurance cover know as? • If you take one sum insured to cover your entire family, what cover is it know as? • Under which section of the Income Tax Act, is premium paid for health insurance exempted • ...
EXPORTS-LOGISTICS 2020-10-22
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- Freight forwarders
- Exporter pay for costs, insurance anf freight
- Theory of surplus in trade balance
- Single window for foreign trade
- A international trade cost
- Agreements to reduce tariffs
- Is reentering in the Thomas Mun world
- Tariff in international trade
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- Marks and seals in the merchandise
- Determines success of product abroad
- Theorist of Mercantilism
- Export document
- Minimun obligations for the seller Incoterm
- Incoterm exclusive of sea freigh shipping
14 Clues: Export document • Freight forwarders • Theorist of Mercantilism • A international trade cost • Agreements to reduce tariffs • Tariff in international trade • Single window for foreign trade • Marks and seals in the merchandise • Theory of surplus in trade balance • Determines success of product abroad • Is reentering in the Thomas Mun world • ...
vocab crossword 2022-01-25
Across
- collects and administers taxes
- tax collected by federal government
- tax on your income
- tax collected by your state
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- Income after taxes
- Money received
- tax form about your income
- form to authorize individual employment
- income before taxes
- Money taken by state or government
- Federal insurance program
- income collected by the government
- National health insurance
- form for employees filing
14 Clues: Money received • Income after taxes • tax on your income • income before taxes • Federal insurance program • National health insurance • form for employees filing • tax form about your income • tax collected by your state • collects and administers taxes • Money taken by state or government • income collected by the government • tax collected by federal government • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Ashley Gallo 2014-05-09
Across
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- Cannot be controlled
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
Down
- 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
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- The possibility of loss or injury
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
10 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 • Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Jacob Joray 2015-05-12
Across
- the possibility of loss or injury
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize e the chance oh harm
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning and drought
Down
- Occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss
- cannot be controlled
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likely hood of loss is to high
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- A paid protection against loss due to injury
10 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • A paid protection against loss due to injury • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • Occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage • ...
Chapter 33.1 key terms created by Ryan Hanson 2016-05-16
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- risk when there is likelihood of economic loss
- risk the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood,tornado, lightening and drought
- risk the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- risk cannot be controlled
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- risk the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- risk when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- the possibility of loss or injury
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- risk a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers
- risk a risk that meets an insurance companys criteria for insurance coverage
10 Clues: risk cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • risk when there is likelihood of economic loss • risk the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • risk a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers • 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:Lluvia 2018-05-10
Across
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- Cannot be controlled.
- Is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- Is the possibility of loss or injury.
- Is the systematic process of managing risk to achieve our objectives.
Down
- Is a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- Is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is to high.
- Is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- Is the possibility of catastrophe caused by a tornado,hurricane,fire,drought,or earthquake.
10 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • Is the possibility of loss or injury. • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • Is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Is paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • Is the systematic process of managing risk to achieve our objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Brendan Hargis 2017-05-15
Across
- 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 a loss is too high
- Cannot be controlled
- A paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
Down
- Systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- Risk thay meets an insurance company criteria for insurance coverage
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- The possibility of loss or injury
10 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 • Systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • A paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • Risk thay meets an insurance company criteria for insurance coverage • ...
Long Term Care Insurance 2024-04-16
Across
- this insurance pays for what type of living?
- pays $2,700 per year, or about $225 per month.
- how many options does this insurance offer?
- provides coverage for both extended care in your home or a facility along with a death benefit.
- What type of care is this insurance?
Down
- elderly who need to be watched on a 24-hour basis at a?
- pays an annual amount of $1,700 per year, or about $142 per month.
- how is pay set up for long-term care?
- covers long-term care expenses such as home health care, assisted living and other services.
- who mainly uses this type of insurance?
10 Clues: What type of care is this insurance? • how is pay set up for long-term care? • who mainly uses this type of insurance? • how many options does this insurance offer? • this insurance pays for what type of living? • pays $2,700 per year, or about $225 per month. • elderly who need to be watched on a 24-hour basis at a? • ...
Know Your Benefits 2026-01-15
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- The amount you pay out-of-pocket for covered services before your insurance company starts paying
- Free, confidential resource for work and life challenges
- TIAA provides this benefit to Academy employees
- The portion of medical insurance costs you pay after meeting your deductible
- Benefit that has a triple tax benefit, pretax payroll contributions, tax-free interest and investment earnings, and Tax-free withdrawals
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- Academy's dental insurance provider
- Benefit decision period held annually every spring
- Acronym for the Academy's health insurance plan
- Retirement contribution type that allows employees to contribute money after tax
- The month the Academy's health plan deductible resets to zero
10 Clues: Academy's dental insurance provider • TIAA provides this benefit to Academy employees • Acronym for the Academy's health insurance plan • Benefit decision period held annually every spring • Free, confidential resource for work and life challenges • The month the Academy's health plan deductible resets to zero • ...
Work 2022-05-25
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- A proof of payments that is given to an employee with detail information.
- An amount of money you pay for an insurance.
- A payment that has to be made by the insured for every visit to his o her PCP.
- An amount of money due to pay over an agree period of time.
- To restrain from demanding or enforcing]
- The person that determines if an insurance can be approved or not.
- Extra charge made to a usually standard payment.
Down
- Specialize in the human nervous system.
- A piece of road usually by the side, for emergencies.
- The specifics of an insurance given to a potential costumer.
- The back part of the neck
- Helps in pregnancy and birth.
- A loan you take to buy a house.
- To accelerate a process.
14 Clues: To accelerate a process. • The back part of the neck • Helps in pregnancy and birth. • A loan you take to buy a house. • Specialize in the human nervous system. • To restrain from demanding or enforcing] • An amount of money you pay for an insurance. • Extra charge made to a usually standard payment. • A piece of road usually by the side, for emergencies. • ...
