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Geriatrics

Doctors that help out seniors who are having problems due to age.
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(“Two Elderly Ladies”)

Provider

A licensed health care professional.
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(“Doctor Helping a Person”)

Cost Sharing

The payments you must make that are additional to your premiums and are a result of hospital visits and any payments not made by your insurance company. Examples are like copays, deductibles, and coinsurance.
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(Hand drawn by Jordyn)

Medicare

A federally run health care system available to senior citizens age 65 or older.
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("Social Security")

Medicaid

Health coverage for the poor that is paid for by the federal government and the state.
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(Hand drawn by Kayla)

Pre-Existing Health Condition

If you were sick, hurt, or had any other health condition that needed professional medical help before you had insurance that would be pre-existing condition.
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(Hand drawn by Kayla)

premium

How much you and your employer pay monthly for health insurance.
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(Hand drawn by Emily)

Insurance

A business or government that we pay small amounts to over time that helps you pay for something that is a more expensive than you can afford at one time.
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Deductible

A limit an insurer must pay in order for the insurance to pay the bill.
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Prescription Drug Coverage

Health insurance pays for prescription
drugs that have been prescribed by a doctor.
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("Money Pills")

Out of Pocket

The patients pay for what the insurance does not
cover.
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("Passing Money")

Credentialing

The steps and qualifications it takes to be a doctor.

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