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               The               Health               Insurance               Marketplace               makes               health               insurance               available               to               many               who               could               not               afford               it               before.

However,               if               you've               never               had               health               insurance,               or               even               if               you               have,               choosing               the               right               coverage               for               you               and               your               family               can               be               confusing.

Understanding               these               common               health               insurance               terms               will               help               you               get               the               most               for               your               money               when               choosing               your               coverage.
               Health               Maintenance               Organization               (HMO)               --               A               health               insurance               plan               in               which               you               pay               a               set               monthly               amount               for               all               services.

If               you               are               a               member               of               an               HMO,               you               can               only               visit               the               doctors,               hospitals,               and               other               medical               facilities               approved               by               your               insurance               provider.

               Health               Savings               Account               (HSA)               --               A               pre-tax               savings               account               used               for               healthcare               expenses               only.

The               money               in               your               HSA               will               roll-over               if               you               do               not               use               it               in               a               given               year.

HSAs               are               paired               with               high               deductible               health               insurance               policies               that               usually               pay               all               or               most               of               your               medical               expenses               once               the               deductible               is               paid.

               Preferred               Provider               Organization               (PPO)               --               A               health               insurance               plan               that               allows               you               to               choose               any               doctor               or               medical               facility               as               long               as               the               doctor               or               facility               accepts               your               insurance.

               Network               Provider               --               Network               providers               are               doctors               and               medical               facilities               that               have               made               an               agreement               with               your               insurance               company               to               accept               their               allowable               charges               for               services,               including               your               copay               or               coinsurance.

These               charges               are               usually               lower               than               the               provider's               normal               rate.

If               you               use               an               out-of-network               provider,               you               will               responsible               for               the               difference               between               the               provider's               full               rates               and               the               insurance               company's               allowable               charges.

               Allowable               Charges               --               The               maximum               amount               your               insurance               company               will               pay               for               each               medical               service.

               Premium               --               A               premium               is               the               weekly               or               monthly               amount               you               pay               for               your               health               insurance               policy.

You               have               to               pay               a               premium               whether               or               not               you               use               your               coverage.

               Deductible               --               The               amount               you               must               pay               before               certain               services               are               covered.

Deductibles               can               range               from               a               few               hundred               to               several               thousand               dollars,               depending               on               the               policy               you               choose.

Services               such               as               specialist               visits,               hospital               stays,               surgery,               and               some               medical               tests               are               usually               subject               to               a               deductible.

               Co-insurance               --               The               percentage               of               a               medical               bill               you               pay               after               insurance               coverage.

For               example,               you               have               an               x-ray               that               costs               $200               and               your               co-insurance               is               20%.

The               insurance               company               will               pay               $160               and               you               will               pay               $40.

               Copay--               A               set               amount               you               pay               for               medical               services.

Copays               can               range               from               $5               to               $75               or               more.

If               a               service               is               covered               by               a               copay,               you               will               not               have               to               meet               a               deductible               for               that               service;               however,               copays               do               not               count               toward               your               deductible.

Some               common               medical               costs               covered               by               copays               are               general               practice               doctor               visits               and               generic               prescriptions.

               Covered               services               --               The               medical               services               your               insurance               company               will               pay               for.

Covered               services               vary               widely               from               one               insurance               company               to               the               next,               so               be               sure               you               read               these               carefully.

               Out-of-Pocket               Maximum               --               The               maximum               amount               you               will               have               to               pay               annually               before               your               insurance               company               provides               100%               coverage               of               your               medical               expenses.

Premiums               are               not               counted               toward               your               out-of-pocket               maximum.

               Preventive               services               --               Medical               tests               done               on               a               regular               basis               for               early               detection               of               diseases               such               as               cancer               and               diabetes.

Under               the               Affordable               Healthcare               Act,               preventive               services               are               covered               under               all               insurance               plans.

Examples               of               preventive               services               are               mammograms,               prostate               exams,               pap               smears,               colonoscopies,               and               annual               blood               tests               for               cholesterol               and               glucose               screening.

In               general,               lower               premiums               usually               mean               higher               deductibles,               co-insurances,               and               copays.

Therefore,               you               should               carefully               consider               your               health               care               needs               before               making               a               final               decision               on               your               health               insurance               policy.

If               you               have               a               condition               that               requires               frequent               treatment               or               you               need               prescription               drugs               on               a               regular               basis,               you               may               find               you               are               paying               less               for               your               health               care               by               choosing               to               pay               a               higher               premium               upfront.






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