Match each term with the following correct definition:1. Money that a business owes for supplies or services received.2. Code used to describe the condition or disease being treated, also known as the diagnosis.3. That which is most important.4. Group of health care providers who offer medical care benefit packages.5. Assignment of standardized numbers to diagnoses and procedures.6. Amount that patients who are covered by insurance must pay themselves for health care services.7. State-administered program to help pay costs of health care for low-income and disabled individuals.8. Amount a customer pays an insurance company in exchange for coverage of certain health care expenses.9. A cost-sharing provision that stipulates that the insured is to assume a percentage of the costs of covered services.10. Amount required to be paid by the insured before benefits become payable.a. Premium b. Co-pay c. PPO d. Medicaid e. ICD-10 f. Accounts payable g. Coding h. Priority i. Deductible j. Coinsurance

Health care coverage is a kind of protection that covers clinical costs that emerge because of an ailment. These costs could be identified with hospitalization costs, cost of drugs or specialist conference expenses.Below Given The Correct Match of each term with their correct definition. Money that a business owes for supplies or services received. ----- Account payable Code used to describe the condition or disease being treated, also known as the diagnosis.---: ICD-10 That which is most important. --- Priority Group of health care providers who offer medical care benefit packages. --- PPO (preferred provider organization) Assignment of standardized numbers to diagnoses and procedures.--- Coding Amount that patients who are covered by insurance must pay themselves for health care services. --- Copay State-administered program to help pay costs of health care for low-income and disabled individuals. ---- Medicade Amount a customer gives to an insurance company in exchange for coverage of certain health care expenses. --- Premium A cost-sharing laws that stipulates that the insured is to consider a percentage of the costs of covered services. ---- Coinsurance Amount need to be paid by the insured before benefits become payable. ------ Deductible.

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or services received. v C ode used to describe the condition or disease being treated, also known as the diagnosis. v That which is most important. v Group of health care providers who offer medical care benefit packages. v Assignment of standardized numbers to diagnoses and procedures. f. v Amount that patients who are covered by insurance must pay themselves for health g. care services. h. v State-administered program to help pay costs of health care for low-income and disabled individuals. i. I j. C v Amount a customer pays an insurance company in exchange for coverage of certain health care expenses. v A cost-sharing provision that stipulates that the insured is to assume a percentage of the costs of covered services. v Amount required to be paid by the insured before benefits become payable.

or services received. v C ode used to describe the condition or disease being treated, also known as the diagnosis. v That which is most important. v Group of health care providers who offer medical care benefit packages. v Assignment of standardized numbers to diagnoses and procedures. f. v Amount that patients who are covered by insurance must pay themselves for health g. care services. h. v State-administered program to help pay costs of health care for low-income and disabled individuals. i. I j. C v Amount a customer pays an insurance company in exchange for coverage of certain health care expenses. v A cost-sharing provision that stipulates that the insured is to assume a percentage of the costs of covered services. v Amount required to be paid by the insured before benefits become payable.

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