The payment a participating provider agrees to accept for a service. The approved amount is decided by insurance company fee schedules, CPT® coding standards and generally accepted insurance reimbursement rules.
A graded benefit life insurance plan is offered when the customer has an extensive health issues history. The difference between the graded life insurance and the level life insurance policy is that graded plan will pay less than the face amount of the policy in the first two policy years if the insured dies before the third policy year. Usually in the first two policy years the benefit paid equals the amount of insurance premiums paid plus a %.
difference between offer and acceptance?
difference between offer and acceptance?
What is the difference between M1 and M2?
there is no difference
Filed forms have been reviewed and approved for use by a state Insurance Department for sale by the insurance company that submitted it for approval. Unfiled forms are floaters an insurance company markets to customers which are subject to later review by a state Insurance Department, if necessary.
which is correct difference between as approved or approved
Quotation is the preliminary prices with terms and conditions submitted or introduced to the customer, once quotation approved then a proforma invoice is issued and signed by the customer.
difference of motor and marine insurance
What is the difference between voluntary life insurance and life, ad/d?
Difference between h03 and h05 home owners insurance?
in diamond you get dialga and in pearl you get palkia submitted by monsterd
the difference between a warranty and insurance, is a warranty is when you can return it to either get another or to just return it. insurance is when you have coverage over the object or living being.
After all approve you can call approval.... Approved is to confirm
Nothing
the difference between a proposer and the insured is that a proposer is a person or an entity who is seeking insurance and an insuerd is someone or an entity covered by an insurance policy
your not covered for damages