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reinsurance
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reinsurance,
n insurance for third-party payers to spread their risk for losses (claims paid) over a specified dollar amount.
reinsurance
Managed Care A type of protection purchased by HMOs or providers from insurance companies specializing in underwriting specific risks for a stipulated premium
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