Health Insurance

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Premium

The monthly payment made for health insurance, similar to a cable subscription.

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Copay

The amount you pay after insurance for a medical visit.

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Coinsurance

A percentage of the total cost of a medical visit you are responsible for paying.

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Deductible

The amount you must pay out of pocket before your insurance starts to contribute.

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Out of Pocket Maximum

The maximum amount you will pay in a year, after which insurance pays 100% of costs.

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Formulary

A list of drugs that your health insurance plan covers.

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Provider Network

A list of doctors and hospitals that are contracted with your insurance plan.

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HMO

Health Maintenance Organization; a type of health insurance plan with no out-of-network coverage.

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PPO

Preferred Provider Organization; a type of health insurance plan that offers more flexibility in choosing healthcare providers.

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MCO

Managed Care Organization; a healthcare system that controls costs while maintaining quality and access.

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Managed Care

Healthcare approaches that emerged in the 70s to address rising healthcare costs and coordinate delivery.

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United Healthcare

A provider of HMO, PPO, and Medicare Advantage plans.

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Blue Cross Blue Shield

State-based health insurance plans that cover 1 in 3 Americans.

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Kaiser Permanente

An insurance company that also provides healthcare delivery services.

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Humana

A provider of Medicare Advantage plans.

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Career Paths in MCOs

Includes operational roles, care coordination, and utilization review.

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Operational Functions of MCOs

Includes tracking data, helping provider networks, controlling quality metrics, payment negotiations, and value-based care.