Whats the difference between Health Maintence Plan and Basic Esstenial, spl, whatever it is called plans?
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The Basic and Essential plan is alot cheaper then the Blue Cross HMO plan. The basic plan is just that. Very basic! $30 copay for doctors $500 copay for hospital inpatient. Alot of the major services are covered by either a high copay or a 70/30 coinsurance. The plan info. sheets on the site are pretty good. Most agents dont know much about the ind. plans because they are more hassel then they are worth commission wise. You may want to go on your mom's plan as an overage dependant. You may keep this coverage until your 30th birthday. Your premium would be about 60% of the single rate that your mom pays. Its a good deal and you will get better coverage then the individual plan can provide.
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Traditional Indemnity insurance usually covers any doctor with deductibles and coinsurance (like 20%).\n\nPPOs usually pay more, either no deductible or less coinsurance, BUT you have to use a doctor that is in the plan.\n\nHMOs usually cover 100%, or you have a small copayment, but you have to have one Primary Care Physician (PCP) that refers you for any specialty care.\n\nIf you are comparing plans, don't forget to look at the plan limitations and exclusions in addition to the costs of the plan and your share of the bills.  Some plans don't cover certain services (chiropractic, maternity, mental health, yearly exams, etc.) and others will.
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the dental plan is. that's what I have through my work and it has come in handy to reimburse me out of pocket expenses for any dental work plus money back just for getting your teeth cleaned twice a year. dental plan is the least expensive of their plans I think. I had the accident/disability plan but ended up cancelling it due to the cost.
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Check out a comparison site that has several annual plans from different companies.\n\nhttp://www.squaremouth.co.uk\nhttp://www.squaremouth.com
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There's nothing wrong with implementing parts from both.  But please do follow the advice of your doctor regarding herbal supplements and such.  Some of them are dangerous when combined with certain medicines.  And I must be honest, if you have serious health problems, "mainstream" medicine will do more to add quality and quantity to your life.  Just make sure you have a good doctor.  It makes all the difference.
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Herbalife is the best because you do not have to worry about getting the nutrition you need because the plan has it all. \n\nCheck out this link.
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It depends on your location, you medical history and what you need in a health plan.  If you want full coverage, it's more expensive than, say, an emergency/disaster-type plan.  This link should get you started: http://health-insurance.fanaticshome.com/Articles/Where_To_Find_Cheap_Health_Insurance.php
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I don't know specifically but associations can usually help people out with those types of questions. Check with the Healthcare Distribution Management Association: http://www.healthcaredistribution.org/\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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A place to put your information, (Name, address, etc.), your insurance info., your blood pressure, pulse, respirations, chief complaint, etc., treatment given, signature if you choose to refuse treatment.  Mostly stuff like that!
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Hope this helps.\n\nhttp://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Business_to_Business/Health_Care/Fitness/
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SOA is the service oriented architecture, it implies that all your functionality is offered through services.\n\nThe BPEL is for business processes, you can manage your business processes by the mean of services offered by your software.
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(m)\n\nA business plan is a summary of how a business owner, manager, or entrepreneur intends to organize an entrepreneurial endeavor and implement activities necessary and sufficient for the venture to succeed. It is a written explanation of the company's business model.
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The Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) plans give you the freedom to visit any licensed provider. You don't need to choose a primary care physician (PCP) and you don't need a referral to see a specialist.\nHealth Maintenance Organization (HMO)\nManaged care plans are responsible for covering all emergency services for enrollees, regardless of where the emergency occurred and was treated.  State emergency services are services provided in a hospital, clinic, or other facility that is equipped to furnish the required care, after the sudden onset of a medical condition manifesting itself by acute symptoms of sufficient severity (including severe pain) so that the absence of immediate medical attention could reasonably be expected to result in one of these three conditions:\n1. Placing the patient's health in serious jeopardy;\n2. Serious impairment of bodily functions; or\n3. Serious dysfunction of any bodily organ or part. \n\nProviders who render emergency care to a patient enrolled in a managed care plan must obtain approval from the plan within the time frame specified by the plan, which is usually within 24 hours of service. The provider will be reimbursed only when the provider has made a good faith effort to obtain approval from the plan within the time frame specified.
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This link at medicare.gov will help you see what plans are available in your area.  Each will offer a different level of coverage and will have a different formulary (list of covered drugs).  \nhttp://www.medicare.gov/medicarereform/map.asp\n\nPlease note, Part D coverage is NOT a Medicare Supplement.  Medicare Supplements are plans that pay the portion of your health expenses not covered by Medicare (your coinsurance and deductible amounts).  Part D coverage is Medicare drug coverage.  Part D plans and Medicare Supplement plans may be offered by the same company (CIGNA, BCBS, etc.), but be sure you know what you are signing up for.  Many folks signed up for a Medicare Part C plan (Medicare HMO) unknowingly, which restricted the providers they could see.
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http://www.newlongview.com/planshist.htm\nwhen I did a yahoo search this is what I found and it seems helpful but I'm not sure if it's the right place.  I hope this helps.
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As you had mentioned in your question:\n\nSAP is the software used for big and mid sized companies.\n\nSmall companies like ours do not have any HR software. I am working as an Hr in a small software firm,they do not have any Hr software. However, some small company may prefer free open source softwares like OrangeHRMS etc;
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In business terms a roadmap can be a plan, yes. And it would generally be strategic. That's why it's called a roadmap / plan - to "plan your strategy."