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Question # 1

The NAIC has developed a risk-based capital (RBC) formula for all health plans that accept risk. One true statement about the RBC formula for health plans is that it

Options:

A.  

is a set of calculations, based on information in a health plan's annual financial report, that yields a target capital requirement for the organization

B.  

fails to take into account a health plan's underwriting risk, which is the risk that the premiums the health plan receives will be insufficient to pay for the healthcare services it provides to its plan members

C.  

applies to all health plans in the United States

D.  

fails to assess the specific level of risk faced by each health plan

Discussion 0
Question # 2

Federal law addresses the relationship between Medicare- or Medicaid contracting health plans and providers who are at "substantial financial risk."

Under federal law, Medicare- or Medicaid-contracting health plans

Options:

A.  

Place a provider at "substantial risk" whenever incentive arrangements put the provider at risk for amounts in excess of 10% of his or her total potential reimbursement for providing services to Medicare and Medicaid enrollees

B.  

Must provide stop-loss coverage to a provider who is placed at "substantial financial risk" for services that the provider does not directly provide to Medicare or Medicaid enrollees

C.  

Both A and B

D.  

A only

E.  

B only

F.  

Neither A nor B

Discussion 0
Question # 3

Because a health plan cannot decline coverage for individuals who are eligible for conversion of group health coverage to individual health coverage, the bulk of the health plan's underwriting for conversion policies is accomplished through health plan design.

Options:

A.  

True

B.  

False

Discussion 0
Question # 4

The Marble Health Plan sets aside a PMPM amount for each specialty.

When a PCP in Marble's provider network refers a Marble plan member to a specialist and the specialist provides medical services to the member, the specialist begins to receive a share of those funds on a monthly basis. Marble determines the monthly payment for each specialist by dividing the number of active patients for that specialty by the total specialty pool for that month.

This form of payment, which is similar to a case rate, is known as

Options:

A.  

Referral circle capitation

B.  

Risk pod capitation

C.  

Contact capitation

D.  

Retrospective reimbursement capitation

Discussion 0
Question # 5

The Cardinal health plan complies with all of the provisions of HIPA

A.  

Cardinal has received requests for healthcare coverage from the following companies that meet the statutory definition of a small group:

  • The Xavier Company has excellent claims experience
  • The Youngblood Company has not previously offered group healthcare coverage to its employees
  • The Zebulon Company has poor claims experience

According to HIPAA's provisions, Cardinal must issue a healthcare contract to

Options:

A.  

Xavier, Youngblood, and Zebulon

B.  

Xavier and Youngblood only

C.  

Xavier only

D.  

None of these companies

Discussion 0
Question # 6

The following statements illustrate common forms of capitation:

1. The Antler Health Plan pays the Epsilon Group, an integrated delivery system (IDS), a capitated amount to provide substantially all of the inpatient and outpatient services that Antler offers. Under this arrangement, Epsilon accepts much of the risk that utilization rates will be higher than expected. Antler retains responsibility for the plan's marketing, enrollment, premium billing, actuarial, underwriting, and member services functions.

2. The Bengal Health Plan pays an independent physician association (IPA) a capitated amount to provide both primary and specialty care to Bengal's plan members. The payments cover all physician services and associated diagnostic tests and laboratory work. The physicians in the IPA determine as a group how the individual physicians will be paid for their services.

From the following answer choices, select the response that best indicates the form of capitation used by Antler and Bengal.

Options:

A.  

Antler = subcapitation

Bengal = full-risk capitation

B.  

Antler = subcapitation

Bengal = full professional capitation

C.  

Antler = global capitation

Bengal = subcapitation

D.  

Antler = global capitation

Bengal = full professional capitation

Discussion 0
Question # 7

Under GAAP, three approaches to expense recognition are generally allowed: associating cause and effect, systematic and rational allocation, and immediate recognition. A health plan most likely would use the approach of systematic and rational allocation in order to

Options:

A.  

Report the payment of the health plan's utility bills

B.  

Spread the payment of sales force commissions over the premium paying period of healthcare coverage

C.  

Report the fees paid by the health plan to attorneys and consultants

D.  

Depreciate the cost of a new computer system over the useful life of the system

Discussion 0
Question # 8

If Grace Wilson is eligible for benefits under both the Medicare and Medicaid programs, then

Options:

A.  

Medicare is Ms. Wilson's primary insurer

B.  

A Medicare- or Medicaid-contracting health plan is allowed to lock-in Ms. Wilson's enrollment for a maximum period of 24 months

C.  

The BBA requires the state to guarantee Ms. Wilson's eligibility for a minimum of 18 months once she enrolls in a health plan network

D.  

Ms. Wilson can only receive Medicare- or Medicaid-covered services from a provider who participates in a health plan network

Discussion 0
Question # 9

As part of the first step in its strategic planning process, the Trout health plan developed the following statements:

  • Statement A—Trout will deliver quality healthcare to our customers at a reasonable cost.
  • Statement B—Within five years, Trout will be recognized as the industry leader in all of our markets.

Statement A can best be described as a

Options:

A.  

Vision statement, and Statement B also can best be described as a vision statement

B.  

Vision statement, whereas Statement B can best be described as a mission statement

C.  

Mission statement, whereas Statement B can best be described as a vision statement

D.  

Mission statement, and Statement B also can best be described as a mission statement

Discussion 0
Question # 10

The following statements are about the financial risks for health plans in Medicare and Medicaid markets. Three of these statements are true, and one statement is false. Select the answer choice containing the FALSE statement.

Options:

A.  

One reason that health plans in the Medicare and Medicaid markets experience financial risk is that government regulations determine which services must be provided to Medicare and Medicaid enrollees.

B.  

Effective use of hospital utilization is the single most likely factor to contribute to the success of a Medicare-contracting health plan.

C.  

If a Medicare-contracting health plan is a provider-sponsored organization (PSO), it is prohibited from sharing financial risk with its providers.

D.  

Typically, providers are more reluctant to accept financial risk in connection with providing services to the Medicaid population than with providing services to the Medicare population.

Discussion 0
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