- Industry: Insurance
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- Company Profile:
Aetna, Inc. is an American diversified health insurance company, providing a range of traditional and consumer directed health care insurance products and related services, including medical, pharmaceutical, dental, behavioral health, group life, long-term care, and disability plans, and medical ...
This is for when employees are disabled for a short time. The employer pays part or all of the employees’ salary.
Industry:Health care
This is the payment you make every month to a health plan. You are paying for the health insurance coverage the health plan provides.
Industry:Health care
This is the way health plans help people with complex care needs. Case managers help coordinate care to help people improve their health.
Industry:Health care
This list states what a policy does and does not cover.
Industry:Health care
This details the benefits provided by your health plan. It lists what is covered and what is not covered. You will get this document after you sign up for a plan.
Industry:Health care
This is an opinion you get from a second doctor. You get this after you receive an opinion from the first doctor you went to see. It gives you a chance to compare the two opinions. Then, you can decide how you want to treat your problem.
Industry:Health care
This is a part of the Internal Revenue Code. It lists what type of medical expenses people can deduct from their taxes. It applies to plans with an FSA, HRA, HSA or MSA. See “ Qualified medical expense.”
Industry:Health care
Health plans usually pay only for care that is “necessary.” They decide this by using medical standards or research that states what care is most effective. Care can mean health services or supplies. This also is called “medically necessary,” “medically necessary services” or “medical necessity.”
Industry:Health care
