Quiz: Open Enrollment, True or False? 12 Statements Before You Pick a Plan
“If I do nothing, my coverage ends.” “The cheapest premium is the cheapest plan.” Twelve statements people repeat every fall. Tap True or False, one per page.
Short quizzes on medical bills, health insurance and scams. Pick an answer, read the explanation, and see how much you already know.
“If I do nothing, my coverage ends.” “The cheapest premium is the cheapest plan.” Twelve statements people repeat every fall. Tap True or False, one per page.
Ten itemized bills, each with one line that should be questioned. A charge listed twice, a night you were not there, a test that belongs to another patient. Can you find all ten?
Premium, deductible, copay, coinsurance, out-of-pocket maximum. One plan with five numbers, and ten situations. Can you work out what you would actually pay in each?
Follow Dana through one year: a layoff, a sprained ankle, a bill that does not match, a new job. At each turn she has three choices. See how many you would get right.
“Medicare is free.” “It covers my spouse.” “I can buy a supplement whenever I want.” Fifteen common beliefs, one per page. Decide which are true before you tap.
A breast pump, a nursing home, a clinical trial, a pair of glasses. Fifteen items, one per page. Guess whether health insurance usually pays, usually does not, or whether it depends on the plan.
Fifteen bills and statements, one per page. For each, decide: pay it, question it first, or wait because it is not something to pay yet. Some of the right answers are “pay it.”
A call from “Medicare,” a text from the pharmacy, a letter marked “this is not a bill.” Fifteen messages, one per page. Decide whether each is legitimate, a scam, or impossible to tell without checking.
Who really pays your claims? What can raise your premium by half? Fifteen questions, one per page, each with an answer that changes how a health plan looks.
Eight real billing situations, from an EOB that looks like a bill to a collector’s phone call. Tap an answer to see the explanation and keep score.