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what is a single payer
who pays for health insurance, covers fee and government pays
universal healthcare
everybody has access, more equal standard oracle, decreases excess spending
trade offs of universal health care
longer wait times, treatment can take longer
public health coverage
state run, cheaper or free, Lower deductible, limitations on who they can see, limited provider choices
private health care
through employer or individually purchased, more expensive, more access to who you can see, not an eligibility, based on who can afford it
the current healthcare system can be traced back to
WWII, as health costs increases, employer coverage became too expensive for small businesses
in 2010
obama was the first president to overhaul the US healthcare system with ACA
bronze insurance metal
little amount of money upfront, if needing care, pay out of pocket
platinum insurance metal
lots of money upfront, but if needing care; insurance pays majority
indemnity plan
premiums (monthly payments) payout all claims
medicare
only for individuals 65+
part A of medicare
hospital stays, nursing homes, long term care facility
part B of medicare
covers doctors visits, ambulance rides, outpatient services, have a monthly payment based on income
part C of medicare
private insurance you can pay for, same benefits, medicare advantage
part D of medicare
pharmaceutical insurance
medicaid
for low income individuals, funded through government but states do a lot of information with medicaid, dictating eligibility criteria
HMO (health maintenance organization)
low cost, in network providers, limited network of hospitals and doctors offices, identify primary care physician, become care coordinator
PPO (preferred provider organization)
have more flexibility on who you can see, higher premiums, preferred network, going out of network will still support you, see specialist without referral
certified application counselor
marketplace navigators, certified to give unbiased information about coverage, assists with electronic and paper applications