Exam 11: Health,disability,and Long-Term Care Insurance
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What are the two best-known sources of government health care insurance?
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Jacob,an assembly line worker at a motorcycle manufacturing plant,has take-home pay of $1,200 a week.He is injured in an accident that kept him off work for 12 weeks.His disability insurance coverage replaces 60 percent of his earnings after a six-week waiting period.What total amount would he receive in disability benefits?
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Medicare covers routine checkups,dental care,most immunizations,cosmetic surgery,routine foot care,eyeglasses,and hearing aids.
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Which one of the following provisions requires that the policyholder pay a basic amount before the policy benefits begin?
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Generally,disability income policies with longer waiting periods:
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A deductible provision requires the policyholder to pay a basic amount before the policy benefits begin.
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Part A of Medicare pays for all covered services for inpatient hospital care after you pay a single annual deductible.
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Affordable health care has become one of the most important social issues of our time.
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Physician expense insurance coverage excludes visits to the doctor's office,x-rays,and lab tests.
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What is disability income insurance? What are the major sources of disability income insurance?
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Karen Bloomberg was seriously injured in a car accident and is paralyzed from the waist down.Luckily,she has an insurance policy that will pay for someone to come in and help with her daily activities such as bathing,dressing,and household chores.What type of insurance policy is this likely to be?
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People often buy surgical expense insurance in combination with hospital expense insurance and physician expense insurance.
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Group health insurance will cover you,but not your immediate family.
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Which of the following plans is a hybrid that combines characteristics of both HMOs and PPOs?
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It is best for you to get routine care and recommended preventive services from a primary care provider rather than a hospital's emergency department.
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Chris Jones has an insurance policy that pays benefits to him in cash when he is hospitalized.What type of insurance would this be?
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As a national average,a year in a nursing home can cost over:
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Medicaid is administered by each state within certain broad federal requirements and guidelines.
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