May 2, 2024
Insurance Terminology: Patient, Guarantor, Subscriber, Insured, Member, Policyholder, Dependent

Insurance Terminology: Patient, Guarantor, Subscriber, Insured, Member, Policyholder, Dependent

Insurance Terminology: Patient, Guarantor, Subscriber, Insured, Member, Policyholder, Dependent

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Insurance Terminology: Patient, Guarantor, Subscriber, Insured, Member, Policyholder, Dependent

This video is your key to understanding complex insurance terms like patient, dependent, subscriber, policyholder, insured, member, and guarantor. Whether you’re a healthcare student, an allied health professional, or simply looking to navigate your own health insurance policy more effectively, our step-by-step explanation and real-world scenarios will equip you with the knowledge you need to avoid common medical billing errors and gain confidence with your health insurance terminology. Our goal is to make health insurance terminology accessible and understandable for everyone.

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Sources:
ECU Physicians: Understanding My Insurance Card: https://ecuphysicians.ecu.edu/understanding-my-insurance-card/
HealthCare.gov: Glossary of Health Coverage & Marketplace Terms: https://www.healthcare.gov/glossary/
Investopedia: Health Insurance: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/healthinsurance.asp
UW Medicine: Billing and Financial Information: https://www.uwmedicine.org/patient-resources/billing-and-insurance-2/glossary
 
Disclaimer:
Characters in this video are fictional and do not depict real individuals or events. Definitions provided are general and may vary by insurer and context. Consult your insurance or medical provider for personalized advice.

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