ContractHealth Insurance Contract • November 9th, 2015 • Washington
LifeWise EssentialGold 1500 $1,500 deductible (individual),$3,000 deductible (family) Benefit Booklet for Individual and Families Residing in Washington 035018 (11-2015)
HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACT NO. 03-021G FOR THE SOUTH WEST HEALTH REGION BETWEEN PUERTO RICO HEALTH INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION AND TRIPLE S, INC.Health Insurance Contract • November 14th, 2005 • Triple-S Management Corp • Accident & health insurance
ContractHealth Insurance Contract • November 3rd, 2021 • Minnesota
CONTRACT AND EVIDENCE OF COVERAGEHealth Insurance Contract • January 9th, 2022
This Consumer Choice of Benefits Health Maintenance Organization health care plan, either in whole or in part, does not provide state-mandated health benefits normally required in evidences of coverage in Texas. This standard health benefit plan may provide a more affordable health plan for you although, at the same time, it may provide you with fewer health plan benefits than those normally included as state-mandated health benefits in Texas.
Office of Personnel Management 1602.170–7Health Insurance Contract • August 12th, 2014
contracts, including a health mainte- nance organization, a nonprofit hos- pital and health service corporation, or any other entity providing a plan of health insurance, health benefits or health services, in consideration of pre- miums or other periodic charges pay- able to the carrier.
FOR BCBSMT CUSTOMER SERVICE AND PRIOR AUTHORIZATION FOR CUSTOMER SERVICEHealth Insurance Contract • September 9th, 2024
The In-Network and Out-of-Network Deductibles are separate amounts and one does not accumulate to the other.Any Copayments (except insulin) and/or Coinsurance do not accumulate to
An Indiana Not-for-Profit Health Maintenance Organization AGREEMENT AND CONSIDERATIONHealth Insurance Contract • September 19th, 2016 • Indiana
This Contract sets forth in detail [Your][the] rights and obligations [of the Subscriber and Dependent] as [an][the] Enrollee. It is important that You READ THIS CONTRACT CAREFULLY. You should familiarize Yourself with its terms and conditions before receiving Health Services.
2003-000017-H HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACT NO. 03-017H FOR THE NORTH HEALTH REGION BETWEEN PUERTO RICO HEALTH INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION AND TRIPLE S, INC.Health Insurance Contract • August 11th, 2006 • Triple-S Management Corp • Accident & health insurance
This Amendment entered into this 18th day of July, 2006, at San Juan, Puerto Rico, by and between PUERTO RICO HEALTH INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION, a public instrumentality of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, organized under Law 72 approved on September 7, 1993, hereinafter referred to as the “ADMINISTRATION”, represented by its Executive Director, Nancy Vega Ramos and TRIPLE S, INC. a domestic corporation duly organized and doing business under the laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, with employer social security number ###-##-####, hereinafter referred to as the “INSURER” represented by its Chief Executive Director, Socorro Rivas.
general terms and conditions condiciones generalesHealth Insurance Contract • January 3rd, 2019
This Insurance Contract is comprised inseparably of the General Terms and Conditions consisting of the Legal Clauses and the Coverage Description Clauses, the Specific Terms and Conditions, any Special Terms and Conditions, and the Appendi- ces containing any amendments thereto agreed upon by the parties.
INDIVIDUAL CONTRACT ORIGINAL PLAN VERSION 104Health Insurance Contract • June 18th, 2010 • Oklahoma
This is your individual contract of health care and services benefits provided to you by the board of directors of the health insurance high risk pool (hereinafter referred to as "board"). Please read it now, as it is valuable in assisting you to fully understand your benefits.
Embassy of Italy Washington, DC Exhibit A - Technical SpecificationsHealth Insurance Contract • March 30th, 2023
ACA compliant, fully insured large group health insurance contract to cover the US citizen and dual national employees of the Institutions of the Italian Government in the United States (diplomatic missions, consular offices, cultural institutes) and their dependents.
Cal. Ins. Code §§ 10112.1 through 10112.4, 10112.7 through 10112.95, 10113.8 throughHealth Insurance Contract • May 16th, 2019 • California
To the extent required under federal law, a group or individual health insurance policy issued, amended, renewed, or delivered on or after September 23, 2010, shall comply with Section 2713 of the federal Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. Sec. 300gg-13), as added by Section 1001 of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (P.L. 111-148), and any rules or regulations issued under that section.
CONTRACT FORHealth Insurance Contract • June 29th, 2014 • Utah
This Contract, including the Group's application, Plan Summary and Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC) (Exhibit A): Rates, Plans, and Coverage Periods (Exhibit B), the Group Policy (Exhibit C) and any amendments, endorsements or riders and any subsequent renewals thereof constitute and is the entire agreement between City of Logan (Group) and Arches Health Plan concerning the subject matter of this Contract. It states all the terms of the coverage and supersedes and cancels all and any prior contracts issued to the Group by Us. No modifications of or additions to this Contract will be binding upon Us unless set forth in an amendment, endorsement or rider issued by Us and signed by one of Our authorized officers.
Bupa CarePro Health Insurance ContractHealth Insurance Contract • November 13th, 2020 • Hong Kong
2008-000065E PHYSICAL HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACT AGREEMENT BETWEENHealth Insurance Contract • October 30th, 2008 • Triple-S Management Corp • Accident & health insurance
Puerto Rico Health Insurance Administration (PRHIA) a public instrumentality of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico organized pursuant to Act 72, of September 7, 1993, as amended, hereinafter referred to as the “ADMINISTRATION”, and represented by its Executive Director, Minerva Rivera González
OKLAHOMA TEMPORARY HIGH RISK POOL INDIVIDUAL CONTRACTHealth Insurance Contract • June 6th, 2013 • Oklahoma
This is your individual Contract of health care and services benefits provided to you by the board of directors of the Oklahoma Health Insurance High Risk Pool (hereinafter referred to as "Board"). Please read it now, as it is valuable in assisting you to fully understand your benefits.
HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACT FOR PERSONS TRAVELLING WITHIN UKRAINE (MEDICAL EXPENSE INSURANCE CONTRACT)Health Insurance Contract • May 18th, 2021
This Offer is an official offer of NATIONAL JOINT STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY "ORANTA" (NASC "ORANTA") (hereinafter referred to as the Insurer), in the person of the Chairman of the Management Board Jacek Mejzner, who acts on the basis of the Charter, to natural persons (hereinafter referred to as the Insureds) regarding the conclusion with the Insurer Insurance contract for persons traveling in Ukraine (medical expenses insurance) (hereinafter - Insurance contract or Contract). On behalf of the Insurer, an insurance intermediary LLC «WELCOME TO UKRAINE», EDRPOU code: 44559356 (hereinafter referred to as the Attorney) may act on the basis and under the conditions specified in the Agency Agreement No. 08-03-19/03-23 dated 07/03/2023 concluded with the Insurer.
Health Insurance as a Two-Part Pricing ContractHealth Insurance Contract • February 11th, 2024
Monopolies appear throughout medical care markets, as a result of patents, limits to the extent of the market, or the presence of unique inputs and skills. Economists typically think of such monopolies as necessary evils or even pure inefficiencies. However, in the health care industry, the deadweight costs of monopoly may be much smaller or even absent. Health insurance, frequently implemented as an ex ante premium coupled with an ex post co- payment per unit consumed, operates as a two-part pricing contract. This allows monopolists to extract consumer surplus without inefficiently constraining quantity. This view of health insurance contracts has several novel implications: (1) Medical care monopolies may have smaller or no deadweight costs in the goods market, because insured consumers face low co- payments; (2) Since monopolists have incentives to seek low co-payments, price regulation of health care monopolies is inferior to laissez-faire or simple tax-and-transfer schemes that re
general terms and conditions condiciones generalesHealth Insurance Contract • March 12th, 2021
This Insurance Contract is comprised insepa- rably of the General Terms and Conditions consisting of the Legal Clauses and the Coverage Description Clauses, the Specific Terms and Conditions, any Special Terms and Conditions, and the Appendices con- taining any amendments thereto agreed upon by the parties.
HB 1880 -- Health Insurance Contracts Sponsor: SchaafHealth Insurance Contract • February 4th, 2008
This bill prohibits any agreement between a health insurance carrier and a licensed health care provider from containing a provision which:
FOR BCBSMT CUSTOMER SERVICE AND PRIOR AUTHORIZATION FOR CUSTOMER SERVICEHealth Insurance Contract • September 9th, 2024
The In-Network and Out-of-Network Deductibles are separate amounts and one does not accumulate to the other.Any Copayments (except insulin) and/or Coinsurance do not accumulate to
Health Insurance as a Two-Part Pricing Contract*Health Insurance Contract • September 21st, 2007
Monopolies appear throughout health care markets, as a result of patents, limits to the extent of the market, or the presence of unique inputs and skills. In the health care industry, however, the deadweight costs of monopoly may be considerably smaller than in other markets, or even absent altogether. Health insurance, frequently implemented as an ex ante premium coupled with an ex post co-payment per unit consumed, effectively operates as a two-part pricing contract. This allows monopolists to earn profits without inefficiently constraining quantity. This view of health insurance contracts has several implications: (1) Low ex post copayments to insured consumers substantially reduce deadweight losses from medical care monopolies — we calculate, for instance, that the provision of drug insurance lowers monopoly loss in the US pharmaceutical market by more than 90 percent; (2) Price regulation or antitrust enforcement of monopolies may be less beneficial in health care markets, particu
PHYSICAL HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACT AGREEMENT BETWEENHealth Insurance Contract • August 4th, 2010 • Triple-S Management Corp • Accident & health insurance
Puerto Rico Health Insurance Administration (PRHIA) a public instrumentality of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico organized pursuant to Act 72 of September 7, 1993, as amended, hereinafter referred to as the “ADMINISTRATION”, and represented by its Executive Director, Domingo Nevárez Ramírez, MHSA;
VERMONT VISION CONTRACTHealth Insurance Contract • October 20th, 2021 • Vermont
This Contract ("Contract") describes the benefits available to you under a Contract between MVP Health Plan, Inc. (“MVP”), our partner, EyeMed, and you. Amendments, Summaries of Benefits and Coverage, riders and/or endorsements may be delivered with this Contract or added thereafter. You must make sure you understand and comply with all of the terms and conditions herein.
Health Insurance as a Two-Part Pricing Contract *Health Insurance Contract • September 24th, 2021
Monopolies appear throughout health care, as a result of patents, limits to the extent of the market, or the presence of unique inputs and skills. Health insurance, often implemented as an ex ante premium coupled with an ex post co-payment per unit consumed, effectively operates as a two-part pricing contract that allows monopolists to extract profits from consumers without inefficiently constraining quantity. The efficiency of this downstream nonlinear pricing arrangement alters the welfare analysis of monopoly in the context of health care. At the limit, frictionless and competitive health insurance markets, even under incomplete or asymmetric information, perfectly eliminate deadweight losses from upstream monopoly in health care. Frictions limiting downstream
LifeWise Health Plan of WashingtonHealth Insurance Contract • February 20th, 2024 • Washington
PLEASE READ THIS CONTRACT CAREFULLY This is a contract between the subscriber and LifeWise Health Plan of Washington (LifeWise) and shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington. Please read this contract carefully to understand all your rights and duties and those of LifeWise Health Plan of Washington.
HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACT FOR PERSONS TRAVELLING WITHIN UKRAINE (MEDICAL EXPENSE INSURANCE CONTRACT)Health Insurance Contract • May 16th, 2021
This Offer is the official proposition of PRIVATE JOINT STOCK COMPANY "INSURANCE COMPANY ALFA STRAKHUVANNYA" (USREOU code: 30968986, location: Kyiv city, 22 Rybalska Street, c/acc. UA573003460000026507010601602 at JSC "ALPHA-BANK") (hereinafter referred to as the Insurer), represented by the Chairman of the Board Iryna Vitaliivna Hevel, acting on basis of the Charter, (hereinafter referred to as Insurer), that is addressed to individuals to conclude Voluntary Insurance Contract of medical expenses.
2008-000065H PHYSICAL HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACT AGREEMENT BETWEENHealth Insurance Contract • August 4th, 2010 • Triple-S Management Corp • Accident & health insurance
Puerto Rico Health Insurance Administration (PRHIA) a public instrumentality of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico organized pursuant to Act 72, of September 7, 1993, as amended, hereinafter referred to as the “ADMINISTRATION”, and represented by its Executive Director, Domingo Nevárez Ramírez, MHSA;
2003-000016H HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACT NO. 03-016H FOR THE METRO-NORTH HEALTH REGION BETWEEN PUERTO RICO HEALTH INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION AND TRIPLE S, INC.Health Insurance Contract • August 11th, 2006 • Triple-S Management Corp • Accident & health insurance
This Amendment entered into this 18th day of July, 2006, at San Juan, Puerto Rico, by and between PUERTO RICO HEALTH INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION, a public instrumentality of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, organized under Law 72 approved on September 7, 1993, hereinafter referred to as the “ADMINISTRATION”, represented by its Executive Director, Nancy Vega Ramos and TRIPLE S, INC. a domestic corporation duly organized and doing business under the laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, with employer social security number ###-##-####, hereinafter referred to as the “INSURER” represented by its Chief Executive Director, Socorro Rivas.
