Insurance Vocabulary Crossword

When a child is insured equally by both parent, this term decides which plan will be used first based on the parents birth months.
Providers must obtain pre approval for a medical procedure from the insurance company who deems the procedure medically necessary.
The amount of money an individual pays to have insurance.
Predetermined fee by insurance that an individual pays to the medical office before the visit.
What an individual pays for their share of an insurance claim.
A predetermined amount of money an individual must pay before insurance steps in to help pay.
Document sent by insurance to individual explaining what medical procedures from the visit were covered.
An agreement that allows insurance to be directly billed from the provider.
An organization where individuals pay a predetermined fee for medical providers who are with the organization.
Organizations where individuals have more leniency to chose their own physician.
Government run insurance for individuals over the age of 65.
Government run insurance for low income individuals and families.
A system where providers are paid fixed amounts based on their amount of insured patients.
Government run insurance for active military members and their families.
Government run insurance for qualifying disabled veterans and families of deceased military members.
When an employee is injured at work, and it's the company's fault, the company must pay for medical bills and pay the employee for the time taken off to recover.
Health insurance for children under the age of 18 whos parents don't make enough for insurance, but make to much for Medicaid.
A health condition that existed prior to joining a new insurance ex. diabetes.