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- 5. A comprehensive law passed in 2010, aimed at reforming America's health care system to improve access and affordability for more Americans.
- 6. An itemized bill for services provided to a member.
- 8. A joint federal and state funded program that provides health care coverage for low-income children and families, and for certain aged and disabled individuals.
- 9. As applicable to HMO or point of service (POS) coverage, a written authorization from a member's primary care physician (PCP) to receive care from a different contracted doctor, specialist or facility.
- 10. An eligible person, other than the member (generally a spouse or child), who has health care benefits under the member's policy.
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- 1. is a federal government website where you can shop, compare and buy plans offered by participating health insurance companies in your area.
- 2. The federal program established to provide health care coverage for eligible senior citizens and certain eligible disabled persons under age 65.
- 3. The maximum amount a health care plan will reimburse a doctor or hospital for a given service.
- 4. The health care items or services covered by an insurance plan. Your insurance plan may sometimes be referred to as a "benefit package."
- 7. Services provided for the initial outpatient treatment of an acute medical condition, usually in a hospital setting. Most health care plans have specific guidelines to define emergency medical care.