Health Insurance and Nonprofit Agencies

The amount of money that must be paid by the patient for medical services before the policy begins to pay is the:

• deductible

• tax

• PPO

• collateral

Workers' Compensation is administered by the:

• county commissioners

• state

• DHHS

• federal government

Tricare is a health insurance plan funded by the US government for:

• the elderly

• the unemployed

• members of the military and their families

• people who live in low income housing

Mrs. Carter must pay $15 each time she goes to the physician. This payment is called a/an:

• coinsurance percentage

• deductible

• premium

• copayment

A person who is blind is eligible for what type of state administered assistance program?

• HMO

• Medicaid

• PPO

• Medicare

What do the initials HMO stand for?

• Health Maintenance Organization

• Human Medical Organization

• Health and Medical Opportunities

• Human Maintenance Opportunities

If a consumer pays a premium and initial deductible, plus 20% of medical costs once the deductible is met, what type of insurance do they have?

• Medicare Type A

• Medicare Type B

• Tricare

• Medicaid

HOSA is classified as a:

• for profit group

• for profit health care organization

• nonprofit health care organization

• nonprofit social club

Most nonprofit health care organizations focus on specific:

• diseases or health care professions

• natural disasters

• schools or colleges

• events and holidays

What service would most likely be provided by the American Diabetes Association to someone who has diabetes?

• Arrangements for a pancreas transplant

• disease information and referrals

• medical insurance to pay for supplies

• complete medical care and hospitalization