Learn about National Health Insurance, a system established by federal governments to cover nearly all citizens, and funded through tax money. Explore how this applies to the United States.
Learn about the Health Care Financing Administration, a division in the Department of Health and Human Services that oversees Medicare and Medicaid and sets certification guidelines for medical care providers.
Learn about the Modified Fee for Service model in health insurance, where reimbursements for actual procedure costs are made up to a specific maximum. Understand its impact on healthcare payments.
Learn about Social Health Maintenance Organizations (SHMOs), a Health and Human Services funded project combining adult day care, transcription, acute, and long-term care services.
Learn about morbidity in health insurance, focusing on the comparative frequency of disease and its impact on policy underwriting and premiums.
