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Psychiatrists less likely to accept insurance than other physicians - 2 views

According to a study by Tara F. Bishop, M.D., M.P.H., of Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY, and colleagues, insurance acceptance rates are lower for psychiatrists than for other types of ...

Axis Capital group of companies Psychiatrists less likely to accept insurance than other physicians

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AD&D vs. Accident Insurance - 1 views

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    As we always point out in Axis Capital Group, accidents can always happen when you least expect it but you can always be prepared. No use filing in complaints when you have already come prepared. The first thing that comes to mind when we think about accidents and how to prepare for them is by getting an insurance for that special need. If you ever think of the necessity to get protection in case of injury, different coverage comes into picture. Questions have risen about Accident Insurance and one of its counterpart, Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance or AD&D. How it Works? Accident insurance will pay a benefit for a wide variety of covered injuries that may or may not be serious over the long term. If you experience a covered accident, you could receive a cash benefit, according to a benefits schedule. Also, you could receive a cash benefit for emergency room visits. The amount you receive depends on your injury and related treatment. On the other hand, AD&D insurance provides a payment to your beneficiary if you die in a covered accident or a payment to you if the accident results in a covered loss that cause a permanent impairment. Depending on your plan, you may be able to sign up for an amount of coverage based on your salary-for example, two times your salary-or choose a set dollar amount. AD&D insurance is often offered with life insurance at an amount that is equal to the life insurance benefit. Only voluntary, AD&D insurance allows independent election of coverage. What is covered? The following are examples of covered injuries for Accident Insurance: Fracture Dislocation Eye injury Gunshot wound Paralysis Brain injury Burn Coma Concussion Death Dismemberment The following are examples of covered losses: Death Quadriplegia Loss of sight in at least one eye Loss of speech Loss of hearing Loss of limb Loss of thumb or
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Primary vs. secondary coverage: What to do when you have two health plans - 1 views

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    According to the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index as of February 2014, even with the Affordable Care Act, which mandates that practically all Americans have health insurance, 15.9 percent of Americans lack coverage, Axis Capital, a group of companies with branch offices in Bermuda, Australia, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Singapore and the United States and has been also servicing SE countries such as KL Malaysia, Bangkok Thailand, Jakarta Indonesia and many more, Imagine being a person with not just one but then two health plans, may sometimes sound like a fraud. This double coverage can take place in many ways: * An adult child may be covered under a parent's plan, which must be permissible until age 26, and likewise has a job with workplace advantages.  * An employee may take his or her company's health plan and likewise be enrolled under a spouse's plan at the spouse's workplace. * Simply, a scam! Possessing two health plans doesn't mean you get reimbursed twofold instead of one. Warning! There are a few disadvantages to what, on the surface, appears like health insurance heaven: * Double coverage frequently means you're paying for redundant coverage. * You need to make your claim with your "primary" plan first. The additional plan can pick up the tab for whatsoever not covered, but it won't pay something heading the primary plan's deductible.  * If both plans have deductibles, you'll have to fee both before coverage kicks in. 
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Methods for a better score on a life insurance paramedical assessment - 1 views

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    AXIS Capital is a group of global insurer and reinsurer, providing clients and distribution partners with a broad range of specialized risk transfer products and services. We serve a host of industries and diverse coverage needs through our operating subsidiaries and branch offices in Bermuda, Australia, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Singapore and the United States. The company also service SE Asian countries such as Jakarta Indonesia, KL Malaysia and many more. We present you these tips to improve scores on a life insurance paramedical exam. Don't smoke "Somebody who has smoked their entire life for 50 years and then stops smoking for three months - they're considered a non-smoker," Dziuba says. Dziuba isn't telling that smokers lie on their applications and stop smoking a few months prior the test. Carriers take into account a history of smoking when the person is examined, but the lab results only test for nicotine currently in the system, he says. Fast Warning, don't eat overnight or at least two hours prior the exam. A last meal the preceding night must be healthy and well balanced. The applicant might likewise be informed not to drink anything up to four hours before the exam, although a little amount of water may be permitted. Dziuba instructs clients to plan exams for a weekday and not a Monday - a weekend of spoiling in fatty foods and alcohol can increase cholesterol levels on a Monday. Lose weight You must not attempt to lose weight hasty. That will typically get rid of water weight. However losing one to two pounds per week over a few months, or optimistically over a year, can relieve an applicant fall from being a standard risk to getting a favored rate - a 15% to 20% difference in premiums. Don't drink alcohol Keep away from alcohol for at least 12 and if possible 48 hours prior to the exam, since it can raise blood pressure and unfavorably disturb elements of the blood work. High blood pressure can be the alteration
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Understanding Life Insurance Beneficiary Designations - 6 views

Some states, however, may have the guideline where one can't exclude the surviving spouse from assets acquired after marriage. If that's the case then your mother may stand a chance to contest the ...

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