Individual Medical Insurance

Economics[edit]

The individual medical insurance is primarily governed at the state levels, in accordance with the McCarran-Ferguson Act. Standard laws and rules issued by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) require a certain amount of consistency. These are the NAIC's main model for the individual healthcare insurance market: Uniform Law on the Provision of Accident and Medical Insurance Cover (UPPL); Model of the Accident and Medical Insurance Minimum Standards Act; Unfair Commercial Practices Act.

Among the confederation acts, which concern the individual illness insurance, belong: HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) ; The Newborns' and Mothers' health protection act ; The Women's Health and Cancer Rights Act ; ^ Income, Poverty, and Insurance coverage in the United States : Report 2007 (PDF). In August, 2008. Yoo, Hannah; Wildsmith, Tom (August 2005).

Personal health insurance: Comprehensive overview of affordability, access and benefits (PDF) (report). America's health insurance plans. Archives from the PDF file of November 27, 2007. Premium on the individual health insurance market for policyholders under the age of 65: Years 2002 and 2005 (PDF) (Report). State of the art health insurance for individuals (PDF) (report) (revised version).

August 2004, p. 5. Filmed from the orginal (PDF) on 09.04.2008. A policy report analyzing the allocation of sharing levels in individual and small group coverage. Change in the financing and organisation of health care (HCFO). "Risikosegmentierung im einzelnen Krankenversicherungsmarkt". Archives of the orginal on 13.10.2008 - via NLM Gateway.

Costs and benefit of the individual insurance companies: 2007 (PDF) (Report). "The Top 18 Immediate Effects Of The Gesundheit of The World Bill of Immediate Effects of The Planet of the Planet of the Health of the World Bill", résumé du projet de réforme du système de santé. "Kids' healthcare rights gap". Archives from the originals on 27 March 2010. Comparing expenditure in non-group and employer-financed insurance: 2004-2007".

The price sensitivity of the request for health insurance outside the group (background paper). 1 August 2005. "Grants and demands for individual health insurance in California." Research on health. The difference between health insurance outside the group and income insurance (report). "Baby-Kendra's $300,000 bill hurts insurers, inspires candidates." Archives from the originals on 22 February 2012.

Basics of underwriting in the Group's internal health insurance market: Accessibility to coverage and reform options (PDF) (background paper). The National Health Policy Forum. Levick, Diane (August 18, 2008). "Greater competition between health insurers in the individual cover market". Archives from the originals, 22 August 2008.