Categories of Private Health Insurance
Categories of Private Health Insurance
Primary principal:
Covers the medical care of persons who do not have legal access to the public system.
Primary substitute:
Covers the medical care of persons who have the choice of substituting private insurance for public coverage.
Duplicate:
Covers the medical care of persons who continue to have access to the public system (and who are obliged to contribute to it through taxes) but who wish to be treated in a parallel private sector.
Complementary:
Covers the portion under the responsibility of the insured person (copayments or coinsurance) in the public health insurance system.
Supplementary:
Covers extras or services not insured by the public system.
Covers the medical care of persons who do not have legal access to the public system.
Primary substitute:
Covers the medical care of persons who have the choice of substituting private insurance for public coverage.
Duplicate:
Covers the medical care of persons who continue to have access to the public system (and who are obliged to contribute to it through taxes) but who wish to be treated in a parallel private sector.
Complementary:
Covers the portion under the responsibility of the insured person (copayments or coinsurance) in the public health insurance system.
Supplementary:
Covers extras or services not insured by the public system.
1 comment:
Thanks for listing all the types of private health insurance plans. But I find health care programs a better option as compared to insurance schemes. Health care programs do have all the benefits that an insurance will provide and do costs less than insurance. I will do think again about the options that you have proposed and after that will decide finally.
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