Public insurance definition

Public insurance means any source of recompense provided
Public insurance means any source of recompense provided by statute, state or federal, available as a result of the claimed injury or death at the time of such injury or death, or which becomes available any time thereafter.
Public insurance means any source of recompense

Examples of Public insurance in a sentence

  • The payer order is: • Private insurance • Public insurance: Medicare, Medicaid (MA), Refugee MA, and Tuberculosis Related Medicaid (known as TB Only MA) • Wisconsin TB Dispensary LTHDs or combinations of two or more health departments that are “in good standing,” as determined by their overall health department review process under Wis.

  • The payer order is: • Private insurance • Public insurance: Medicare, Medicaid (MA), Refugee MA, and Tuberculosis Related Medicaid (known as TB Only MA) • Wisconsin TB Dispensary LHDs or combinations of two or more health departments that are “in good standing,” as determined by their overall health department review process under Wis.

  • All exhibitors in the Expo are required to obtain Commercial General Liability (Public) insurance in the amount of $1,000,000 per occur- rence and $2,000,000 aggregate.

  • The dependent variables for the four separate specifications are indicators of whether a household is covered by: 1) Any insurance; 2) Private insurance; 3) Public insurance; or 4) Medicaid/SCHIP.11 11 The category Medicaid/SCHIP includes all types of public insurance coverages from category 3) excluding Medicare and military insurance.

  • Public insurance programs – primarily Medicare and Medicaid – pay for the largest shares of the nation’s total $3.2 trillion health care expenditures (▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇, 2017).


More Definitions of Public insurance

Public insurance means a public program, such as the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, KidsCare, Indian Health Services, or TRICARE, that pays for medical services.