Unit 2

2. Healthcare institutions that provide comprehensive medical care, including emergency services, surgeries, and inpatient care.
4. Adherence to laws, regulations, guidelines, and standards in healthcare practices to ensure patient safety and quality of care.
7. Specialized care aimed at providing comfort and support for individuals with terminal illnesses, focusing on quality of life rather than curative treatment.
8. The amount a policyholder must pay out-of-pocket for healthcare services before their insurance begins to cover costs.
10. Health services aimed at preventing diseases or conditions before they occur, such as vaccinations, screenings, and wellness checks.
13. A preventable mistake in healthcare delivery that may result in harm to a patient, such as incorrect medication, misdiagnosis, or surgical errors.
16. Institutions that provide extended care and support for individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities, including nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
18. The amount paid regularly (monthly, quarterly, or annually) for an insurance policy, which provides coverage for healthcare services.
19. Payment or reimbursement for services provided, usually in the context of healthcare providers being paid for the care they deliver.
20. 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.

1. The criteria that determine whether an individual can receive benefits or services under a particular insurance plan or program.
3. 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.
5. A cost-sharing arrangement in which the insured pays a percentage of the costs of covered healthcare services after the deductible has been met.
6. Services that provide urgent medical care and transportation for individuals experiencing a medical emergency.
9. 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.
11. Actions taken to improve a situation, especially in healthcare, where it may involve medical treatment or preventive measures to enhance patient outcomes.
12. The various health services and items that an insurance policy covers, including medical treatments, medications, and preventive care.
14. Short-term medical treatment for severe or urgent health conditions, often requiring immediate attention, such as hospital stays or emergency services.
15. 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.
17. Medical services provided on an outpatient basis, where patients receive treatment without being admitted to a hospital.