medigap

Med·i·gap

M0193450 (mĕd′ĭ-găp′)n. Private health insurance designed to supplement the coverage provided under governmental programs such as Medicare.

[Medi(care) or Medi(caid) + gap.]

medigap

(ˈmɛdɪˌɡæp) n (Insurance) US any of various private health insurance plans that supplement the coverage of the Medicare health insurance programme

med•i•gap

(ˈmɛd ɪˌgæp)

n. (sometimes cap.) a supplemental health insurance that provides coverage for people whose government insurance benefits are insufficient. [1975–80; medi (cal) + gap]

Translations

Medigap

(mĕd′ĭ-găp′)n. Private health insurance designed to supplement the coverage provided under governmental programs such as Medicare.

Medigap

A generic term for employer-sponsored, individually purchased health insurance that supplements Medicare reimbursement for medical services. As Medicare pays physicians for services according to its own fee schedule, regardless of what the physician charges, a patient may be required to pay the physician the difference between Medicare’s reimbursable charge and the physician’s fee; Medigap is meant to fill this gap in reimbursement so that the Medicare beneficiary is not liable for the difference.

medigap

Managed Care A generic term for employer-sponsored, individually purchased health insurance that supplements monies reimbursed by Medicare for medical services

单词	medigap
释义	medigap Med·i·gap M0193450 (mĕd′ĭ-găp′)n. Private health insurance designed to supplement the coverage provided under governmental programs such as Medicare. [Medi(care) or Medi(caid) + gap.] medigap (ˈmɛdɪˌɡæp) n (Insurance) US any of various private health insurance plans that supplement the coverage of the Medicare health insurance programme med•i•gap (ˈmɛd ɪˌgæp) n. (sometimes cap.) a supplemental health insurance that provides coverage for people whose government insurance benefits are insufficient. [1975–80; medi (cal) + gap] Translations Medigap Medigap (mĕd′ĭ-găp′)n. Private health insurance designed to supplement the coverage provided under governmental programs such as Medicare. Medigap A generic term for employer-sponsored, individually purchased health insurance that supplements Medicare reimbursement for medical services. As Medicare pays physicians for services according to its own fee schedule, regardless of what the physician charges, a patient may be required to pay the physician the difference between Medicare’s reimbursable charge and the physician’s fee; Medigap is meant to fill this gap in reimbursement so that the Medicare beneficiary is not liable for the difference. medigap Managed Care A generic term for employer-sponsored, individually purchased health insurance that supplements monies reimbursed by Medicare for medical services
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