Lesson 10 Flashcards

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beneficiary

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a person eligible to receive insurance benefits under specified conditions

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catastrophic drug plan

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a plan that would cover overriding drug costs causing impending financial hardship on individuals

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deductible

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the portion of a benefit that a beneficiary must pay before receiving coverage

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4
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deregulated

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when a service is removed from a province’s or territory’s fee schedule so that it is no longer insured under that jurisdiction’s health plan

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5
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insured health care services

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medically necessary hospital, physician, and surgical-dental services provided to insured indivisuals

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medically necessary

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referring to those services or supplies that are essential to the care and treatment of an illness or injury and that could not have been omitted without adversely affecting the patient’s medical condition or the quality of the health care rendered under generally accepted professional standards of medical practice at the time and place incurred

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provincial or territorial billing

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the process whereby a health care provider submits a claim to a province or territory for insured health services rendered

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reciprocal agreement

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an agreement among provinces and territories (with the exception of Quebec) that allows providers to bill their own ministries for services rendered to insured residents from other parts of Canada (ex. a person from Manitoba visiting a doctor in Nova Scotia).

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