What Is A Carryover Provision?

What Is A Carryover Provision? A carryover provision is a clause in some health insurance plans that allows policyholders to carry over unused deductible payments from one year to the next. This can be helpful for policyholders who have high out-of-pocket medical expenses in one year, as it can help them to meet their deductible…

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Comprehensive Health Insurance

Comprehensive Major Medical Benefits Policy Features

Comprehensive Major Medical Benefits Policy Features Comprehensive major medical benefits policy features typically include: Essential health benefits: Covered services must include the ten essential health benefits (EHBs) as defined by the Affordable Care Act (ACA), including hospitalization, outpatient care, preventive care, prescription medication, mental health and addiction counseling, laboratory services, emergency services, pediatric care, maternity and newborn…

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Basic Surgical Expense Coverage

Basic Surgical Expense Coverage Basic surgical expense coverage is a type of health insurance that helps pay for the cost of surgery. It typically covers the surgeon’s fee, as well as the cost of anesthesia and other related services. Basic surgical expense coverage may also cover some of the cost of hospitalization, but it typically…

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Joint Life Policy

Joint Life Policy A joint life insurance policy is a type of life insurance policy that covers two people, typically spouses or domestic partners, under one contract. This type of policy can provide financial security and peace of mind for couples, especially if they have children or other dependents. There are two main types of…

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Term Rider

Term Rider

Term Rider A term rider is an add-on to a life insurance policy that provides additional coverage for a specified period of time. Term riders are typically used to increase the death benefit of a policy, but they can also be used to add other benefits, such as a child rider or a guaranteed insurability…

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