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  • October 27, 2024
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AHIP - FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
Insurer vs Insured - Answer-- insurer is a company that provides plan
- insured are the people that buy into the plan

Group health insurance - Answer-Health coverage provided by employers to members
of a group.

Group health insurance - types of coverage - Answer-You can choose among several or
just one depending on your employer
* dental, vision, medical benefits, managed care, fee-for-service insurance
- dental:
* basic/preventative services, restorative services, comprehensive or stand-alone, ACA
(children, some adults)
- vision:
* basic exams and prescription glasses, ACA (children, some adults)

^ both are employer-sponsored voluntary group plans

Premium tax-credit - Answer-a subsidy that reduces the amount that consumers must
pay
* tax credit that will lower monthly premium based on income and household info
* advanced premium tax-credit (aptc)

self employed workers - Answer-can deduct health insurance premiums from their
federal taxable income - important tax savings

contracts/health insurance policy - Answer-between insurer and insured
- consideration: specifically termed agreement w/ promise to do something in return for
a valuable benefit (employer/insured premium payments to the insurer)

Covered services - Answer-insurance policy will clearly state their covered services and
their exlusions
- proactive, preventative, and reactive services

cost-sharing - Answer-a situation where insured individuals pay a portion of the
healthcare costs, such as deductibles, coinsurance or co-payments
- insured is reimbursed for some but not all of the costs
- reimbursement depends on policy

Deductible/coinsurance - Answer-Money paid out of pocket before insurance covers the
remaining costs.

, % of medical bill that insured pays out of pocket

copay - Answer-a fixed fee you pay for specific medical services

government sponsored plans - Answer-federal and state gov
* medicare and medicaid
- medicare --> 65+ or younger w/ disabilities or severe kidney problems
- medicaid --> low-income individuals

employer sponsored plans - Answer-- employer determines coverage
- company's HR dept answers employee questions

excluded services - Answer-services not covered in a medical insurance contract like
experimental or non-contracted providers, elective or cosmetic surgery

Health Care Philosophy - Answer-* good quality = cost effective
- more expensive does not mean good healthcare
* cost vs care balance
- good benefits priced appropriately
* less cost, more quality

triangle --> cost, access, quality

*more medical care does not mean better outcomes

managed care improves cost/access/quality - Answer-cost: limited provider networks,
inventing new ways to pay physicians, requiring referrals for specialty care

quality: credentialing providers, evidence-based medical policies, grading providers on
their quality outcomes, comparing providers to their peers

access: reigning in premium increases and reducing unnecessary care to make
additional provider time available

annual increase in premiums - Answer-- result from consumer/government limitations
placed on managed care
- other factors: higher provider fees, increased use of tech in delivery of care, health
care fraud and other admin costs

Provider network - Answer-* to assure quality/cost control and addressing population
health issues

1. closed network (specific providers)
2. open network (not set of providers)
3. defined network w/ out-of-network coverage
(specific providers but any out-of-network services = larger portion of costs)

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