supplementary policy

Then, based on your individual medical history and expenses, decide what services you would like a private supplementary policy to pay for.

But it does not cover long-term nursing home care, leaving that and other areas open for many competing forms of private supplementary policies.

Many private insurers sell supplementary policies to pay for services not covered or not fully paid by Medicare.

The party's supplementary policies are to:

But, he said, perhaps 10 to 15 percent of commercial insurance customers buy supplementary policies that provide the coverage, compared with 20 percent that have bought terrorism coverage.

In my view, we in the EU, with the targets we have established and the supplementary policies which have been passed, are well equipped for the negotiations.

Some of these companies are switching to disability insurance, or planning supplementary policies for features like adult dental care and eyeglasses that would not be covered under the Clinton plan.

When Dorothy Epstein of New York City retired four years ago, she bought a Medicare supplementary policy, called Medigap insurance, from Empire Blue Cross-Blue Shield.

In this regard it provides that Heads of Department shall review such supplementary policy statements in the light of the Regional Council's policy with particular regard to arrangements for:

The amount an insurer would pay for the tests would be capped under the law, Dr. Louria said; he estimated that it would be no more than 10 percent of the costs of premiums for the basic and supplementary policies.