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  • With the accidental death rider, the death must occur within how many days of an accident?
    90
  • Employees must apply for COBRA within how many days of termination?
    60
  • Relief for family caregiver is known as?
    Respite care
  • Take it or leave it is known as
    Adhension
  • Occasional nursing or rehabilitative care by skilled medical personnel is known as?
    Intermediate Care
  • What 2 things must the policy owner do to complete their steps of consideration?
    statements on application/premium payment
  • Who is eligible for HRA?
    All employees
  • This type of insurer is incorporated outside of the US
    Alien
  • Insurance that covers expenses for hiring and training replacement at a business
    Key person
  • Medicare Supplement policies have a free-look period of how many days?
    30
  • What is the most basic type of health plan called on healthcare.gov?
    Bronze
  • True/False: If the disability income premium is paid by the employer, then the benefit is taxed?
    True
  • How long is the grace period for weekly premium policies?
    7 days
  • Employee pays what percentage of the COBRA premium?
    102%
  • Insured must notify the insurer of a loss within how many days?
    20
  • How long is the grace period for monthly premium policies?
    10 days
  • Per ACA, dependent children age equals?
    26 years old or younger (may vary in different states)
  • Applications are deemed accepted if not rejected within how many days?
    45
  • This medical plan type has high limits and is comprehensive.
    Major Medical
  • Assistance with personal needs; nonmedical personnel; institutional setting or home is known as?
    Custodial Care
  • What is the most enhanced health plan called on healthcare.gov?
    Platinum
  • This type of insurer is incorporated in another state or territory?
    Foreign
  • The nonprofit legal entity that protects insureds against insolvent insurers is known as:
    Insurance Guaranty Association
  • Who is the main contributor of a FSA?
    Employee, employer or both.
  • Who is eligible for HSA?
    Individuals covered by an HDHP and not eligible for Medicare
  • True/False: If the disability income premium is paid by the individual/employee, then the premium is deductible.
    False
  • A fixed monthly amount paid per member of an HMO is known as?
    Capitation
  • Accidents are covered immediately but sickness has a probation period of how many days?
    10
  • True/False: Agents may hold more than one appointment with multiple insurance carriers.
    True
  • Skilled nursing services in a person's home is known as?
    Home Health Care
  • True/False: The DOI establishes the fines/penalties in each state.
    False (Those are defined by law)
  • One-sided promise is known as
    Unilateral
  • True/False: Representations are not guaranteed to be true.
    True
  • Who is the main contributor on a HSA?
    Individual/Employee
  • How long is the LTC elimination period?
    30 days
  • Nursing and rehabilitative care by medical personnel is known as?
    Skilled care
  • What 3 factors determine the "competent parties"?
    legal age/mentally competent/not under the influence of drugs or alcohol
  • Medicare Part A covers up to how many days of hospitalization each year?
    90
  • True/False: If the disability income benefit is partly taxed, then the premium is partly paid by both employer and employee?
    True
  • This major medical plan type is limited. Think of a closed box. An insured can only see providers within the box (in network). Lower premium, but less freedom.​
    HMO
  • True/False: The funds on a HRA can be carried over?
    True
  • False, misleading or deceptive statements about policy terms or benefits is known as?
    Misrepresentation
  • This major medical plan is like a box with a lid. Can operate as either an HMO or PPO. Lower premium than in PPO, but has more freedom than HMO.​
    POS
  • True/False: The funds on the FSA can be carried over?
    False
  • When the insurance company issues a policy is known as?
    Acceptance
  • Insurance that pays for rent, utilities, employee salaries, etc.
    Business overhead expense
  • Applicant submits an application for insurance is known as what?
    Offer
  • How long is the grace period for all other modes such as quarterly/yearly?
    31 days
  • Insurance that specifies how the business will pass between owners.
    Disability Buy-Sell
  • This major medical plan type is a lot more open. Think of a box with no lid. Insureds can save money by seeing providers in the box (in network), but have the freedom to leave and see any provider ​ (out-of-network). ​
    PPO
  • Unequal exchange is known as:
    Aleatory
  • Who is eligible for a FSA?
    All employees except self-employed
  • Elimination period is also known as what?
    Time deductible
  • Maliciously critical statements about a person or company is known as?
    Defamation
  • If the insured wants to sue the insurance company, the must wait how many days after submitting proof of loss? (But not wait longer than 3 years in most states)
    60 (Memory trick: "60 to 3 to sue")
  • Medicare Part A covers up to how many days in a Skilled Nursing Facility each year?
    100
  • True/False: Warranties are absolutely true statements?
    True
  • Who is the main contributor on a HRA?
    Employer
  • The legal process by which an insurance company seeks recovery of the amount paid to the insured from a third party who may have caused the loss is known as:
    Subrogation
  • The penalties for fraud or making false statements can be:
    a fine and/or imprisonment (10-15 years)
  • True/False: The funds on a HSA can be carried over?
    True
  • Offering benefits or services not specified in the policy is known as?
    Rebating
  • Money paid by the insured at the time of service is known as what?
    Copayment
  • COBRA coverage extends for up to how many months?
    18
  • This type of insurer is incorporated in the same state?
    Domestic
  • Insured must submit proof within how many days of the loss?
    90
  • Misleading comparison of policies to persuade insured to cancel or switch policies is known as?
    Twisting
  • This medical plan has NO deductible/First Dollar Coverage.
    Basic medical
  • Functionally impaired adults; community center; meals; activities are examples of?
    Adult Day Care
  • COBRA coverage extends for how many months for dependents after employee's death or divorce?
    36
  • When an insurance company promises to pay a claim, it is known as what?
    Consideration
  • If you are eligible for CSR, what plan type must you enroll in?
    Silver
  • True/False: If you are under the age of 30, the bronze plan is the most basic plan you can get?
    False
  • Information that was misrepresented that would have changed the insurer’s underwriting decision is known as what?
    A material misrepresentation
  • What does legal purpose mean?
    Not against public policy.