When you have a policy in place and you have a need to make a change in the policy before the designated time period for making changes, the change or adjustment to the information or terms related to the policy would be made as a "mid-term adjustment". It may or may not make a difference in the amount of the premiums, etc., and some changes can not be made mid-term by the terms of the policy.
Using a property/casualty policy that insures a motorized vehicle, as an example, some insurance companies might allow you to make some of the following changes as a mid-term adjustment:
The word "adjustment" when used in the context of insurance means:The monetary amount an insurance "adjuster" has determined is the appropriate payment to be made to an insured person for a claim that is covered under the insurance policy.
Debit the receiver
It means that Chase reversed an adjustment that they previous debited or credited to your account.
In a bank passbook, "pro" typically stands for "provisional." It indicates that the entry is temporary and may be subject to verification or adjustment. This could apply to transactions that are pending or not yet fully processed. Always check with your bank for specific meanings as terminology can vary.
FAF = Fuel Adjustment Factor
The word "adjustment" when used in the context of insurance means:The monetary amount an insurance "adjuster" has determined is the appropriate payment to be made to an insured person for a claim that is covered under the insurance policy.
That is insurance terminology. It is a portion of a covered claim that the insurance company will not pay and that you have to pay to the doctor or hospital yourself.
Allocated Loss Adjustment Expense
It is the suffix for Cell in medical terminology.
A commercial adjustment on a medical bill refers to the reduction in the billed amount that a healthcare provider accepts as payment based on the contractual agreement with an insurance company. This adjustment reflects the difference between the provider's standard charges and the negotiated rates established with the insurer. It helps ensure that patients are only responsible for the amount that their insurance does not cover, often including co-pays and deductibles.
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"One" has the same meaning in medical terminology and in lay language.
A Major Medical Adjustment refers to a significant change in a health insurance plan, often involving alterations in coverage, premiums, or deductible amounts. This adjustment can occur due to various factors such as changes in healthcare regulations, shifts in the insurer's policy, or a significant life event affecting the insured individual's health needs. It aims to better align the insurance coverage with the insured's current medical requirements and financial situation.
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