04:50 Feb 16, 2017 |
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German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Government / Politics / Health Insurance | |||||||
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3 | required employer contribution |
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2 | cost-sharing obligation |
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cost-sharing obligation Explanation: Example: For people who have health insurance, including Medicare and other types of coverage, payments for health care fall into two broad categories: premiums and cost sharing. A premium is a fixed, recurring amount paid in advance for an insurance policy (which then limits enrollees’ financial risk by covering some or all of the costs they incur if they use health care services or goods). Cost sharing refers to out-of-pocket payments that enrollees are required to make when they receive health care. In general, premiums spread the cost of medical care across all enrollees, whereas cost sharing concentrates costs on people who use more medical care. To determine the cost-sharing obligations of their enrollees, insurance plans typically vary three basic parameters: - The deductible, or initial level of spending below which an enrollee pays all costs; - The catastrophic cap, or limit on an enrollee’s total out-of-pocket spending; and - The share of costs an enrollee pays between the deductible and the catastrophic cap (which may vary by type of service). https://www.cbo.gov/budget-options/2013/44895 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 hrs (2017-02-16 09:35:11 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The title ""Feststellung der Umlagepflicht" count translate to: "Adoption of cost-sharing Obligation" or "Assessment of cost-sharing obligation".. |
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required employer contribution Explanation: or 'employer mandate' See below: "Dazu werden von allen Arbeitgebern Beiträge – die Umlage – erhoben" https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umlage_U2 |
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