<p> Health Care Reimbursement Worksheet 1 HCR/202 Version 3</p><p>University of Phoenix Material</p><p>Health Care Reimbursement Worksheet</p><p>Complete Parts A and B of this worksheet.</p><p>Reference: Ch. 1 and Ch. 17 of Medical Insurance</p><p>Part A</p><p>Pair the health care term from Column A with the appropriate definition from Column B. List the corresponding letter in Column C.</p><p>Column A Column C Column B</p><p>A. The amount owed for covered health care co-pay services before the health insurance plan begins to pay</p><p>B. The portion of charges an insured person must pay for health care services after payment of Deductible the deductible amount is met; usually stated as a percentage</p><p>Out-of-pocket max C. A patient who does not have insurance</p><p>D. The most an insured person will have to pay for covered health care services in a policy period. Self-pay patient Until this maximum amount is met, the health care plan and insured person share costs E. A set dollar amount a health plan requires an co-insurance insured person to pay at the time of service for each health care encounter</p><p>Part B </p><p>Resource: Table 1.2 in Ch. 1 of Medical Insurance</p><p>Describe three to four health plans by completing the following table. Be clear and concise, use complete sentences, and use in your own words.</p><p>Health Plans</p><p>Plan type Provider options Payment methods Features</p><p>Copyright © 2016 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Health Care Reimbursement Worksheet 2 HCR/202 Version 3</p><p>Write 50- to 150-word responses to the following question. Use your own words and provide examples to support your answer. </p><p>Cite any outside sources. For additional information on how to properly cite your sources see the Referen ce and Citation Generator resource in the Center for Writing Excellence.</p><p>1. How do provider options (network) impact reimbursement for patients?</p><p>2. Review the features of the plan types discussed in the table and identify what features are most important to a patient.</p><p>Copyright © 2016 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved.</p>