Content Overview 
- Adverse Determination
- Annual Limits
- Case Manager
- Certificate of Creditable Coverage
- Coordination Of Benefits
- Co-Insurance
- Co-Pay
- Covered Charges
- Department Of Insurance
- Deductible
- Eligibility
- Experimental Treatment
- Explanation Of Benefits
- Extensions
- Fee-For-Service (Indemnity)
- Formulary
- Lifetime Limits
- HMO
- Medical Necessity (Medically Necessary)
- Out Of Network
- Out-of-Pocket Maximum (also known as "Stop Loss" or "Cap")
- Palliative Care
- POS
- PPO
- Renewability
- Pre-Existing Health Condition
- Stop Clause (also known as "Stop Loss Clause")
- Underwriting (What It Is And How It Works)
- U.S. Department Of Labor
- Usual, Customary and Reasonable "(UCR")
- Utilization Management
Glossary of Health Insurance Terms To Know
Certificate of Creditable Coverage
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When group health insurance ends, the insurance company is required to give you a statement that includes the date your coverage started and the date it ended. This statement is known as a Certificate of Creditable Coverage.
If a health insurer does not send a certificate, you are allowed to request it any time up to 24 months after the date coverage ended.
For more information about Certificates of Creditable Coverage, including what to expect to be in a statement and what to do if you do not receive one, click here.
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