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1. Health Maintenance Organization

Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.Person you name on the policy to receive the face value of the policy in the event of your death.You

2. After your employer pays a percentage of the health care premium for a year, who pays the rest of the health care premium?

3. How to calculate Percent Increase

Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.YouStep 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.Person you name on the policy to receive the face value of the policy in the event of your death.

4. Beneficiary

5. Preferred Provider Organization

Group of selected health care providers who offer comprehensive services at preset reimbursement levels. - You are required to use these 'in-network' providers unless you want to pay additional costs to 'non-network' providers. - Moderate cost for you. - Moderate flexibility for you.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.You

6. Life Insurance

YouTo provide financial protection for your dependents in case of your death.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.

7. Deductible

The amount of money you pay each year before the insurance company starts paying. - Ex: Dental Insurance-cleaningsYouPrepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.

8. Cash Value

The amount of money you will receive if you cancel the life insurance policy.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.You

9. Face Value

10. Co-Insurance

11. Who pays a percentage of the health care premium for a year?

YouStep 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Your employer

12. Traditional Plan

Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Health care provider is paid a pre-determined dollar($) amount for the service given. - You pay the difference. - You may use any health care provider you like. - Most expensive plan for you. - Most flexible plan for you.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.You

13. How to Calculate Health Insurance Premiums

Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate your percent that you must pay. 100%-Employer's percent Step 2) Calculate your Annual Health Care Premium (or Total Annual Contribution, or Annual Cost) Annual Premium X Employee's percent as a decimal (step 1) Step 3) Calculate paycheck deduction. (Per pay check) Your Annual Health Care Premium (step 2) / #of pay periodsYou

14. What is a better job sometimes?

YouStep 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.A job that pays less but pays more of your health care costs.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.

15. Limited Payment Policy

YouStep 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.Pay premiums for a specified number of years or until you reach a certain age.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.

16. Loan Value

Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.YouAmount of money the insurance company will lend you if you have a whole life insurance policy.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.

17. How to Calculate Health Insurance Benefits

Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate or look up the deductible from the chart. Step 2) Calculate the total hospital charges paid by you. (Total Hospital Charges X Percent you pay as a decimal) Step 3) Calculate home health care charges. (Cost of each visit X #of visits X Percent you pay as a decimal Step 4) Calculate physical therapy and other co-insurance/co-payments (Cost of each visit X Number of visits) With physical therapy, multiply this by the Percent you pay as a decimal. Step 5) Calculate the total amount paid by you (the patient). Deductible (step 1) + Hospital charges (step 2) + Home Health Care (step 3) + Co-insurance/co-payment total (step 4)You

18. Co-Payment

19. Whole Life Insurance

YouPrepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.Life insurance that offers protection for your entire life. Has a cash value and loan value.

20. The three most popular kinds of health insurance

Traditional plan - PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) - HMO (Health Maintenance Organization)Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.You

21. Health insurance

22. Universal Life Insurance

YouStep 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.Combination of life insurance and savings account. - You pay a minimum premium and anything over goes into a savings account and earns interest.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.

23. How to Calculate Term Life Insurance

YouPrepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate the number of units purchased. Amount of insurance/1000 Step 2) Find the Premium per $1000 from chart. Use AGE and GENDER to read the chart. Step 3) Calculate the Annual Premium. #of units purchased (step 1) x Premium per $1000 (step 2)Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.

24. Most Health Insurance policies have a ______________.

25. Annual Premium

YouAmount you pay per year for insurance based on your age and number of units purchased.Prepaid health plan in which health care is provided by an HMO. - You are required to use a primary care physician and agree to receive all non-emergency services from this physician. - The physician must refer you to a specialist if needed. You may not see a specialist on your own unless you pay the cost. - Least flexible for you. Least cost to you.Step 1) Calculate annual insurance premium for first age. Step 2) Calculate annual insurance premium for second age. Step 3) Subtract the smaller annual premium from the larger. Step 4) Calculate Percent increase Take the number you get from Step 3 and divide it by the first annual premium. Then multiply that by 100.

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