Chapter 9 Finance Crossword

Gives benefits to surgical and medical expenses
a type of insurance coverage that pays for medical and surgical expenses incurred by the insured
health insurance agency, providing protection for an enrolled patient by covering all or part of the person's hospital expenses
U.S. corporation that offers patient protection for costs of surgery and other medical services
a payment made by a beneficiary, especially for health services, in addition to that made by an insurer
a type of insurance in which the insured pays a share of the payment made against a claim
type of health insurance hat finances medical expenses incurred in injuries, catastrophic or prolonged illness, providing benefit payments above the base paid by the insurance company
Health insurance is one way people protect themselves against economic losses due to what?
What is one of the factors that have led to increasing health care costs?
How can one reduce their Health Care Costs?
Government medical assistance program offered to certain low-income individuals and families. It is administered by the states, but financed by both the states and federal funds.
Account established by the plan for the employee to use pretax income to pay for medical expenses. Funds do not roll over into the next year.
Provision that states the insurer can't cancel the policy unless you fail to pay the premiums. It also forbids insurers to raise premiums unless they raise all premiums for all members of your group.
Prohibits insurance companies from denying health insurance covered based on applicant's health status, medical history, previous claims, or disability.
A private health care plan that reimburses individuals for part or all of the expenses they incur from health providers
The portion of health insurance that makes up for some of the income of a person who cannot work as a result of injury, illness, or pregnancy.
Provides full coverage for the expense of daily help that you may need if you become seriously ill or disabled and are unable to care for yourself.
Provision that lists coverage in terms of services, not dollar amounts
The company runs its own insurance plan, collecting premiums from employees and paying medical benefits as needed
Government health care program that provides health insurance to people over 65 and to those with disabilities.