Insurance

___ is the amount of money taken out of each paycheck for insurance coverage.

• Medicare
• co-payment
• premium
• deductible

A patient may have met the required amount and insurance will begin to cover, but they will only cover a specific percentage of the expense such as an 80/20.

• Medicare
• co-insurance
• co-payment
• deductible

Before insurance begins to cover a patient, the ___ must be paid first, the the insurance will begin to pay.

• Medicaid
• HMO
• PPO
• deductible

Before leaving the health care facility, a patient is usually responsible for a specific amount of money known as a ___ for whatever services they received, regardless of the total cost and/or insurance coverage.

• co-payment
• co-insurance
• deductible
• premium

If injured on the job, __ insurance will cover treatment and reimburse lost wages.

• Medicare
• co-payment
• deductible
• workmens' compensation

___ is a federal program for individuals over the age of 65, disabled for at least 2 years or ESRD.

• Medicare
• Medicaid
• HMO
• PPO

___ is a federal program for individuals with low income, children who qualify, physically disabled or blind.

• HMO
• PPO
• Medicare
• Medicaid

Some large companies may use ___ where a contract is formed with certain health agencies to provide health care at reduced rates to employees.

• HMO
• PPO
• Medicaid
• Medicare

In order to keep costs at a minimum, some employers offer which work by preventing diseases through early detection and exams.

• HMO
• PPO
• Medicaid
• Medicare