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insurance, n a contract, or policy, whereby, for a stipulated consideration, or premium, one party (the insurer or underwriter) promises to compensate the other (the insured or assured) for loss on a specified subject (insurable interest) by specified perils or risks. insurance benefits, n the contractual payout agreed to by the carrier for the policy holder. insurance carriers, n.pl the organizations that for a contractual fee underwrite the payment of losses or costs incurred by the policy holder within the conditions of the policy. insurance, group, n the type that covers a group of persons, usually employees of a single employer or members of a union local, under one contract for the benefit of the members of the group. insurance, guaranteed renewable, n a policy that is renewable at the option of the insured until a stated time, such as the seventieth birthday of the insured. See also noncancellable insurance. insurance, health, n the type that provides financial return when the dental professional is unable to practice because of prolonged illness. insurance, liability, n insurance protecting the dental professional from financial loss resulting from liability suits. insurance, life, n a protective contract providing for compensation to the beneficiaries of the insured. insurance, malpractice, n in dentistry, insurance covering accidents or catastrophes that may occur during the performance of professional duties. insurance, retirement, n a life insurance that carries, as an additional benefit, payments to the insured when he or she reaches a specific age. health insurance Accident & health insurance, accident & sickness insurance, medical expense insurance, sickness Insurance Health financing Insurance that provides lump sum or periodic payments in case of losses occasioned by bodily
injury, sickness or disease, and medical expense Patient discussion about Blue Cross plans. Q. I need help getting health insurance is it expensive? A. choosing a health insurance is not a thing you should take likely, here is a site that give tips about health insurance: http://www.usaring.com/health/health/health.htm it can be expensive and cheap, depends on how you choose it. it's important not to choose an unsuitable insurance,not too much not too little. good luck! Q. I AM WONDERING ABOUT GETTING HEALTH INSURANCE IS IT EXPENSIVE FOR A FAMILY? A. Yes, it'll you cost you money, and not a negligible sum, but that's not necessarily means it'll be expensive - the alternative may eventually be much more expensive. We can never know what will happen tomorrow- if something will happen to you or your family (e.g. car accident, cancer or even relatively simple thing as appendicitis), the cost of the unavoidable medical treatment in this case will be much higher than the insurance premium. Here (http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/insuranceqa/) you can find an official governmental guide to choosing health insurance. Q. PROPORCIONAN SEGURO MEDICO PARA PACIENTES DO YOU OFFER MEDICAL INSURANCE TO PATIENTS? A. This website does not offer medical insurance. Read more or ask a question about Blue Cross plansHow to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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``WellPoint is our top pick for 2005 given its defensive characteristics with relatively little exposure to the not-for-profit Blue Cross plans and achievable earnings with upside from merger-related expenses, included in 2005 operating earnings, that subside in 2006, as well as the potential for some further Blues consolidation,'' wrote Matthew Borsch, an analyst for Goldman Sachs, in a note to his clients. The combined company would have 26 million members and cover about one in three members of Blue Cross plans nationwide. Blue Cross of California was one of the first Blue Cross plans to convert--first trading publicly on the New York Stock Exchange in 1993 and undergoing recapitalization in 1996. |
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