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Question 1

The following information relates to the Hardcastle Health Plan for the month of June:

  • Incurred claims (paid and IBNR) equal $100,000
  • Earned premiums equal $120,000
  • Paid claims, excluding IBNR, equal $80,000
  • Total health plan expenses equal $300,000

This information indicates that Hardcastle’s medical loss ratio (MLR) for the month of June was approximately equal to:

Options:

A.

40%

B.

67%

C.

83%

D.

120%

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Question 2

The Coral Health Plan, a for-profit health plan, has two sources of capital:

Debt and equity. With regard to these sources of capital, it can correctly be stated that

Options:

A.

Coral's equity holders have an ownership interest in the health plan

B.

The interest that Coral pays on its debt most likely is not tax deductible to Coral

C.

Coral's debt holders have no legal claim to Coral's assets

D.

Equity is a more risky source of capital, from Coral's perspective, than is debt

Question 3

The Rathbone Company has contracted with the Jarvin Insurance Company to provide healthcare benefits to its employees. Under this contract, Rathbone assumes financial responsibility for paying 80% of its estimated annual claims and for depositing the funds necessary to pay these claims into a bank account. Although Rathbone owns the bank account, Jarvin, acting as Rathbone’s agent, makes the actual claims payments from this account. Claims in excess of Rathbone’s contracted percentage are paid by Jarvin. Rathbone pays to Jarvin a premium for administering the entire plan and bearing the costs of claims in excess of Rathbone’s obligation. This premium is substantially lower than would be charged if Jarvin were providing healthcare coverage under a traditional fully insured group plan. Jarvin is required to pay premium taxes only on the premiums it receives from Rathbone. This information indicates that the type of alternative funding method used by Rathbone is known as a:

Options:

A.

Premium-delay arrangement

B.

Reserve-reduction arrangement

C.

Minimum-premium plan

D.

Retrospective-rating arrangement