Insurance Vocabulary Crossword

Used to determine primary and secondary insurance a dependent covered by two different forms of insurance.
Deciding whether or not a procedure is medically necessary before it is given in order to allow insurance to determine if they will pay for it.
Annual payment to insurance company by the customer.
A fixed amount for a covered service.
The percentage of cost your insurance expects you to pay for a covered service.
The amount of money the insured must pay before insurance will cover the claim.
A statement that describes what procedures are covered by insurance.
An agreement that transfers the insurance claims, rights, or benefits to a third party.
A form of insurance that requires you to remain in network and to have a PCP.
An insurance plan that does not require you to have a PCP or to stay in network for care.
Government funded insurance for people who are 65 and older.
Government funded insurance for those living below the poverty line.
The maximum amount of money and insured person will have to pay for care.
An insurance plan designed for members of the military and their families.
An insurance plan designed for veterans and their families.
A type of insurance used to cover individuals who are injured due to a work related accident.
A form of insurance for children whose parents are too rich for Medicaid but too poor for private health insurance.
A medical condition that existed prior to the person switching healthcare plans that must be covered on the new insurance plan.