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Helena Ray, a member of the Harbrace Health Plan, suffers from migraine headaches. To treat
Ms. Ray’s condition, her physician has prescribed Upzil, a medication that has Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) approval only for the treatment of depression. Upzil has not been tested for
safety or effectiveness in the treatment of migraine headache. Although Harbrace’s medical policy
for migraine headache does not include coverage of Upzil, Harbrace has agreed to provide extracontractual
coverage of Upzil for Ms. Ray.
In this situation, the prescribing of Upzil for Ms. Ray’s headaches is an example of
A health plan’s coverage policies are linked to its purchaser contracts. The following statement(s) can correctly be made about the purchaser contract and coverage decisions: 1. In case of conflict between the purchaser contract and a health plan’s medical policy or benefits administration policy, the contract takes precedence 2. Purchaser contracts commonly exclude custodial care from their coverage of services and supplies 3. All of the criteria for coverage decisions must be included in the purchaser contract
The paragraph below contains two pairs of terms in parentheses. Determine which term in each
pair correctly completes the paragraph. Then select the answer choice containing the two terms
that you have chosen.
Health plans use both internal and external standards to assess the quality of the services that
they provide. (Internal / External) standards are based on information such as published industrywide
averages or best practices of recognized industry leaders. Health plans primarily rely on
(internal / external) standards to evaluate healthcare services.
The following statement(s) can correctly be made about the scope of case management:
1. Case management incorporates activities that may fall outside a health plan’s typical
responsibilities, such as assessing a member’s financial situation
2. Case management generally requires a less comprehensive and complex approach to a course
of care than does utilization review
3. Case management is currently applicable only to medical conditions that require inpatient
hospital care and are categorized as catastrophic in terms of health and/or costs
Medicare beneficiaries can obtain healthcare benefits through fee-for-service (FFS) Medicare programs, Medicare medical savings account (MSA) plans, Medigap insurance, or coordinated care plans (CCPs). Unlike other coverage options, CCPs
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