Sentences with phrase «human health insurance»

Many of us pet parents don't realize that pet insurance differs from human health insurance in that most veterinary pet insurance plans don't cover routine wellness visits and other services.

Unlike human health insurance where your doctor or hospital deal directly with the insurer, you are responsible for paying the treatment upfront.

People who view pet insurance as human health insurance are completely mental.

Just like with human health insurance, different plans have different deductibles.

We absolutely wish human health insurance was as well run.

This is different from human health insurance, where the insurance company pays the doctor directly (not you).

People pay a monthly premium just as they do for human health insurance.

Unlike most human health insurance plans, most pet insurance plans require you to pay upfront for the care your pet receives.

The difference, however, is that human health insurance often covers much of the cost.

Still, there are very real differences between human health insurance and pet health insurance.

With human health insurance, your doctor invoices your insurance company and you may never even see the bill.

At the same time, if you are wondering why insurers can not pay the fees upfront, it is because there is no government backing the system like human health insurance.

That's why for human health insurance, you need to confirm whether your doctor works with a particular insurance company.

Unlike human health insurance, where facilities and even individual doctors are covered (or not) but a specific carrier or plan, pet insurance doesn't pay out directly.

Pet health insurance plans function in the same manner as human health insurance policies.

If only human health insurance was this easy!

Pet insurance does not work in the same way that human health insurance works.

«This combined with his background in human health insurance gives him a unique perspective and tremendous insight into the future of our industry,» says Lynch.

This is not like human health insurance where we are moving towards requiring coverage regardless of pre-exiting medical conditions.

What has ravaged the human health industry is managed care; but the original idea of a third - party payer (the insurer) is closer in spirit to car insurance than to current human health insurance.

And don't think you can get insurance once your pet is already sick — insurance companies don't cover pre-existing conditions (which was also the case for human health insurance until the Affordable Care Act changed that).

The only way it would work to cover pre-existing conditions is if everyone is required to have insurance (which is how human health insurance now works).

(Contrary to popular belief, pet insurance is considered a form of property insurance and not a form of human health insurance.)

Pet insurance differs from human health insurance in that: It is a reimbursement program.

Pet health insurance works in a similar manner to human health insurance policies, in that they both include annual premiums, deductibles, co-pays and caps.

I wish human health insurance was this easy!

While pet health insurance doesn't work the same as human health insurance (the main difference being that you have to pay the vet up front before treatment), it still will reimburse the pet parent a portion of the vet bill.

Like with human health insurance, if you decide you want to change your insurance after a medical condition has occurred, that condition will likely be excluded under any new insurance whether or not a claim was ever made.

How most insurances work: Unlike human health insurance, most pet insurance companies require you to pay the entire veterinarian bill at the time of service.

Pet insurance isn't like human health insurance.

Pets Best had a prescription formulary schedule, just like you see in human health insurance, stating what drugs they will cover.

I wish my human health insurance was as good as my dogs!

The way they count your progress toward your deductible is misleading and unlike any human health insurance — if your reimbursement rate is 80 %, then only 80 % of what you spend counts towards your deductible.

Pet health insurance is not quite the same as human health insurance.

Pet insurance works similar to human health insurance in that the provider will be much more willing to accept a young pet's application than an older pet.

Deductibles can be difficult to understand, even in human health insurance.

If only our human health insurance was so good...

IHC has over three decades of experience in the human health insurance field providing health, life, disability, dental and vision to individuals and groups.

Human health insurance should take a page from their book!

In many ways, pet health insurance policies are similar to the human health insurance policies you are acquainted with.

Pet insurance plans function very similar to human health insurance policies.

Unlike human health insurance, the veterinarian is not involved in processing claims; therefore there are no co-pays or concerns if your doctor participates in your plan.

2) Health Insurance Mentality: The human health insurance industry is much more comprehensive in Europe, where as here in the U.S. we pay extensive amounts of money for our own insurance.

With human health insurance, you pay only the co-pay and the insurance company reimburses the doctor for the balance.

Sure, while trying to sell pet health insurance, they will say that it won't turn out like human health insurance.