Archive for January 17th, 2007

Medical Practice Insurance Quote - Where To Find One

Wednesday, January 17th, 2007

You can t practice medicine unless you have insurance, which is why it becomes important to get a medical practice insurance quote before you go into business. The same is true of all allopathic practitioners, naturopaths and alternative healers as well.

If you are the usual kind of medical health practitioner the insurance companies may have been breaking down your door and filling your email box with spam to offer you a medical practice insurance quote before you even graduated. In fact most medical professionals have already acquired some kind of medical insurance before they graduate or at the very least have an idea of whom they are going to sign up with.

If for some reason you have miraculously escaped being on the mailing lists that medical universities sell to insurance companies so you can be marketed a medical practice insurance quote there are plenty of places online to get one. Some of these organizations online are brokers that will allow you to contrast and compare different qu (more...)

POS Insurance Programs

Wednesday, January 17th, 2007

Point of Service (POS) insurance plans are a combination of the benefits you would receive from a PPO or HMO. POS insurance does not usually involve deductibles. Like an HMO, POS programs require you to have a Primary Care Physician (PCP) who acts as your point of service for all other medical needs. The PCP that you choose under a POS plan then refers you to specialists. A low copay usually covers fees for services under a POS insurance plan. Depending on the POS plan and the state you reside in, the copay cost can be anywhere from $10 to $30.

Unlike an HMO, POS insurance plans allow the customer to choose doctors and hospitals outside of the POS network. Coverage of services outside the POS network is an average of 60%. Further, many POS insurance programs often require a deductible to be paid for services outside of the POS network. Fortunately, even with deductibles, POS insurance plans usually have low out of pocket cost limits. The average POS out of pocket limitation is $2,400 for i (more...)




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