Healthcare Financing
Across
- 2. policy-determined set amount paid to the provider for each visit
- 3. services the insurance company covers
- 7. predetermined payment (by the insurance company) for care provided by healthcare organizations based on diagnosis at time of admission
- 8. payment the insurance company gives the healthcare provider for services they have determined are necessary & have billed for
- 10. a list of medications the insurance company will cover
- 11. policy-determined amount you need to pay first before the insurance company starts paying
- 12. when people are insured, they tend to use the healthcare system more frequently; it is SUGGESTED they may engage in high-risk behavior more frequently due to better access to healthcare
- 13. the limit on the amount that the healthcare provider and insurance company have negotiated and agreed to charge for services that are provided, regardless of number of office visits
- 14. what you pay the insurance company to have a policy
- 15. a comparison-shopping area for health insurance; private companies list health plans and people comparison shop from available listings
Down
- 1. predetermined/agreed upon amount the insurance company will reimburse to the healthcare provider for specific types of provided services
- 4. payment determined following provision of services
- 5. a provider contracted by an insurance company who provides care to those enrolled in that company's plan(s)
- 6. implementing policy changes slowly/incrementally so people can get used to it
- 9. the percentage of costs of a covered health care service you pay (20%, for example) after you've paid your deductible; the insurance company, however, often has an allowable amount for certain services it is willing to pay, and you are required to pay whatever is leftover