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Aetna is a very strong health insurance company. Aetna has strong financial strength ratings and offers health insurance products in all 50 states (although they do not offer all types of products in each state).
Aetna’s health insurance plans are typically all comprehensive coverage major medical health insurance plans which is what you want to see.
Of course Aetna is just one of many different options in health insurance benefits. Shop around and compare quotes from multiple companies in order to find the one that will best meet your needs. Here is some more info on Aetna health insurance company and also on how to choose the best health insurance company:
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How do you prove your children are american indian for kids health ins?
Lost my job and kids need insurance desperately. On web site for kids florida insurance says they will wave premiums if child is part of indian tribe?
I can not get thru on the phone number listed.What PROOF would I need?
Usually, if your kid is part indian, they were registered with a tribe at birth. You’d use that registration.
If they’re part indian, but not registered, you’d have to get genetic testing – or the birth parent who IS registered, and listed on their birth certificate, could then register them.
So. Are they registered? Or is a parent registered? Or a grandparent? If none of them are registered, you’ll have to do the genetic testing.
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what type of policy is Florida Kid Care? HMO or PPO? Thanks.?
I’d like to get my 3 year old affordable health insurance. Anyone know about Florida Kid Care, and would you recommend it?
It is an HMO plan.
It is a Capitation Plan.
Capitation: a physician gets paid a specified dollar amount, for a given time period, to take care of the medical needs of a specified group of people.
Often used in Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) Insurance Plans and became prominent in the 1980s and 90s.
For example this is how it works :
1. A physician is an HMO provider for a health plan paid at a capitation rate of $7.00 per member
2. People who have an HMO plan are required to select a primary care physician, by reviewing a list of physicians in a directory. This physician has been selected by 250 people to be their PCP
3. This physician gets paid $7.00 for each of the 250 members, or $1,750.00, each month
4. This physician is responsible for providing medical care to any of these 250 people with the $1,750.00 given
5. If the expenses are more than $1,750.00, the physician must cover the difference out of their own pocket
6. In other words, there is risk involved. The $1,750.00 capitated payment is the only amount the physician will receive from the health plan. Hypothetically, if each visit costs the physician an average of $110.00 (time, nursing, supplies, fixed costs, etc.), then the physician is able to see 16 of these 250 patients during a given month. If the physician sees more than 16 patients, then the physician is not able to cover the costs incurred for the month, and consequently, begins to lose money from this health plan contract.
7. Does this payment methodology encourage the physician to do less? Yes because they receive only a specified dollar amount each month to perform medical services to a group of people. Fee-for-service, on the other hand, continues to pay for each patient seen, without a specified limit. A physician may actually be encouraged to bill more to receive additional payments. (HMOs are often associated with Capitation, while PPOs commonly use the fee-for-service method).