GLOSSARY

Hazard

A condition or circumstance that may give rise to a loss from a given peril; physical, moral, or morale characteristics that make the likelihood of

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HDHP

A plan that requires employees to bear a greater financial burden in their healthcare by requiring a larger amount of expenses be paid by the

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Health Savings Account

A tax-saving plan for individuals and employees participating in High Deductible Health Plans to save and pay for Qualified Medical Expenses. HSA funds may also

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HIPPA

A federal law that provides rights and protections for employees and their covered dependents in group health plans that limit exclusions for pre-existing conditions; prohibit

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HMO

Provides a comprehensive benefits package including physician visits, laboratory services, hospitalization and surgery, and focuses on preventive care, early diagnosis and outpatient treatment. An HMO

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Home Healthcare

Medical care provided by trained personnel in the patient’s home for patients who do not need the more extensive treatment provided by a hospital, skilled

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HRA

An account owned, maintained and funded by the employer to pay Qualified Medical Expenses for employees.

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HSA

A tax-saving plan for individuals and employees participating in High Deductible Health Plans to save and pay for Qualified Medical Expenses. HSA funds may also

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IBNR

Represents the liability for unpaid claims not reflected in the case reserve estimates for individual losses. The two components to IBNR reserves are pure IBNR

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Implementation

Implementing the desired actions and risk management plans; an element of the risk administration step of the Risk Management Process.

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Implied Authority

Authority of the agent, which is not specifically expressed or communicated, but which is consistent with the agent fully exercising the express authority granted by

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Income Policy

A life insurance contract that provides income on a monthly basis, as opposed to a policy that pays proceeds in a lump sum.

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