Archive for the 'Glossary' Category

Health Insurance Terms Part II

Sunday, April 26th, 2009

There are special days that you must be qualified for coverage or be halted before the plan starts to pay the benefits. The date that the health insurance starts is the effective period. There might be incidents in which benefits are not recognized, or may be controlled. These are exclusions, or limitations, which can be [...]

Health Insurance Terms Part I

Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

A specified dollar amount an insured to a managed plan must pay for health care coverage is called a co-payment, this is paid to the provider when the service is done. The starting amount of expense coverage the holder will have to pay for before the privileges be paid under the plan are the deductibles. [...]

Health Insurance Terms Part III

Monday, January 28th, 2008

If your condition is treated or diagnosed before the plan was issued, it is called a pre-existing condition. Regularly, plans might not pay benefits for this, or may cover only the treatment for a standard time period. Renewal and premium increase determine the conditions under which the plan may be renewed or the policies be [...]