1. A fixed amount that can be charged to an MA plan enrollee on a per-service basis:
Copayment
Health care services that are intended to maintain or improve the health status of enrollees, for which the MA organization incurs a cost or liability under an MA plan. Benefits are submitted and approved through the annual bidding process.
2. Coordinated care plans (CCP) include all of these except?
PSOs
With respect to the Medicare program, this type of plan is a type of coordinated care plan (CCP) or Medicare managed care plan where a group of doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers agree to become part of the contracted plan network. Members must get care from the providers in the plan network.
3. MSA stands for -
MSA Medical Savings Account
The second part is a special type of savings account. The Medicare MSA Plan deposits money into your account. You can use money from this savings account to pay your health care costs before you meet the deductible.
Medicare MSA plans cover the Medicare services that all Medicare Advantage Plans must cover. In addition, some Medicare MSA plans may cover extra benefits for an extra cost, like:
4. Cost sharing includes all of these payments from the patient :
Premium
Price people pay to buy the policy. When a person pays a premium they are making their fixed contributed into the pool.
Question 2 10 pts A fixed amount that can be charged to an MA Plan Enrolee...
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