Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Understanding Health Insurance






Health insurance is one type of insurance products that specifically guarantee the cost of health care or the care of the insurance customers if they are experiencing health problems or accidents. Broadly speaking there are two types of treatments offered by insurance companies, the outpatient and inpatient.

Outpatient

Outpatient insurance covers doctors' fees, diagnostic / lab, and medicine. The costs incurred are usually determined by the maximum limit for each component per visit / per year and a maximum frequency of visits in one year. Restrictions can also be enforced by requiring GP referral before a visit to a specialist, or coverage only given when health services performed by the service providers listed. Outpatient insurance is usually only an additional benefit of hospitalization insurance. In other words, should be the one with the hospitalization insurance.




Inpatient

Hospitalization insurance covers the cost of inpatient care in hospitals, which include the cost of the room, physician services, drugs, laboratory / diagnostic, surgery, etc. Hospitalization insurance classification is usually done by the class room.

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