Coursework
is a type of assignment that most students once or more than that in their
academic careers. Such are written by our professionals and the tutors will
most of the time take and advantage of teaching the students to make sure that
they understand what they were supposed to catch during classwork and the
probably missed. We have examples of the type of coursework that you may be
interested to look at.
Sometimes
a professor may ask to explain and research about the health care system and write
down the conclusion according to your research. look at the following
question/explanation that requires a student's response. ''As you learn about health care delivery in the United States, it
is necessary to
understand the various models of health insurance to develop important
foundational knowledge
as you progress through the course and for your role as a future
health care employee. The
following matrix is designed to help you develop that knowledge and assist you
in understanding how health care is financed and how health insurance
influences patients and providers.''
Model |
Describe the model |
How is the care paid or financed when this model is used? |
What is the structure behind this model? Is it a gatekeeper,
open-access, or combination of both? |
What are the benefits for providers who use this model? |
What are the challenges for providers who use this model? |
Health
Maintenance Organization (HMO) |
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Preferred
Provider Model |
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Point-of-Service
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Provider-Sponsored
Organization |
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High Deductible
Health Plans and Savings Options |
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This is
an example of the papers and instructions that we receive on a daily basis. It
is through the professional intervention that will make the best write-up
according to the needs of the clients. Look at the following example that some
of the writers wrote. If in case you may need the paper to be written and
filled all the boxes is very possible to engage the writers and receive the
best and unique work.
References
Momoh, O. (2018). Health
Maintenance Organization - HMO. Retrieved from
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hmo.asp
Slee, D., Schmidt, H.,
& Slee, V. (2009). Slee's Health Care Terms (5th ed.).
Jones & Bartlett Publishers.
Model |
Describe
the model |
How is
the care paid or financed when this model is used? |
What is
the structure behind this model? Is it a gatekeeper, open-access, or
combination of both? |
What
are the benefits for providers who use this model? |
What
are the challenges for providers who use this model? |
Health
Maintenance Organization (HMO) |
HMO is a medical insurance group which
operates in the united states to provide health services for the fixed yearly
amount. |
HMO uses a fixed cost that is paid by an
employer or government. Payments are done on a prepaid basis regardless of
the amount spent on medical services. |
HMO is a gatekeeper model (Momoh,
2018). In this case, one chooses a physician who should treat
them. On the other hand, physicians in the HMO network are paid by the
insurance for the services they provide to the patients. |
It provides healthcare services at very low
cost. One pays a fixed amount of money regardless of the amount they spend
for their care. |
The model is restrictive, meaning that any
kind of changes in the healthcare system may not be acceptable. Members get
stuck with primary care provider because the model covers the cost of doctors
in the network. |
Preferred Provider Model |
PPO is a healthcare
insurance where there is an agreement between doctors, healthcare
organizations and the insurer to provide healthcare services at a reduced
cost to the person seeking insurance. |
PPO is financed or
paid for by the insurance holders or the unions representing such
people. |
PPO is a gatekeeper model
in which a participant is given the mandate to choose and designate a primary
care physician. In this case, one is allowed to choose a preferred physician
and healthcare providers that are within the network of PPO. |
Allows more freedom
than HMO. Members pay low cost when they remain within the provided
network (Slee, Schmidt & Slee, 2009). Members are allowed to
see physicians that are outside the network. |
The model is more
expensive when a patient seeks services outside the network. Outside network
services include more paperwork that is paid for by the member. |