Out-of-Pocket Medical Expenses and Retirement SecurityKathleen McgarryJonathan Skinner
Origin of Out of Pocket From what I could find,Columbia Journalismsays its earliest recorded use was in 1679: “He was Seven hundred pounds out of pocket.” The publication also usesin pocketaround seventy years later, meaninghaving enough money. Let’s See Examples of Out of Pocket in Sent...
medical deductible：比如保险中规定deductible是1000，那么就是看病的时候，1000块之内自理，多出的部分保险公司才报销。out-of-pocket maximum：超过deductible的费用，保险公司有时并不是全报销，会有一个报销的比例，自己可能还要掏一部分。out-of-pocket maximum指的是自己掏这一部分的上限。举个例子，...
The most common types of out-of-pocket expenses include: Premium Costs You pay these costs for access to medical insurance. Most people pay monthly, quarterly, annually, or in another capacity, depending on their plan and insurer. If you don’t pay the premium, you lose your healthcare ins...
Out-of-pocket expenses are costs that you pay from your own money for goods/services or medical care. You may or may not get reimbursed...
CANBERRA, April 16 (Xinhua) -- Australians are spending 34 billion Australian dollars (24.3 billion U.S. dollars) every year on out-of-pocket medical costs, a government report has revealed. According to the data, released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) and reported...
Out-ofpocket medical expenses and retirement security 来自 ResearchGate 喜欢 0 阅读量: 25 作者:K Mcgarry,J Skinner 摘要: We are also grateful to the National Institute on Aging Grants No. PO1-AG19783 and R01-AG016583. We are indebted to Samuel Marshall for invaluable research assistance. ...
We examined out-of-pocket medical spending by persons with and without chronic conditions using data from the 1996 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS). Our results show that mean out-of-pocket spending increased with the number of chronic conditions. The level of this spending also varied by...
Work-related out-of-pocket expenses are usually reimbursed by the employer. In health insurance, out-of-pocket expenses are your share of the medical costs you incur and may include deductibles, copays, and coinsurance. Health insurance plans have legally mandated out-of-pocket maximums that cap...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.3248102end of lifeout-of-pocket medical expendituresretirement planningfinancial riskschronic diseasesKorean Abstract: 3 (OOP) , .Shin, SerahKim, Jung EunSocial Science Electronic Publishing