Commonly Used Terms for Indiana Nav
Test
Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) - Correct Answers -- Coverage for children
whose income is too high to qualify for other Medicaid categories
- Administered with joint funding from fed gov and states
Essential Health Benefits (EHB) - Correct Answers -- A benefit insurance carrier in
individual and small group markets must cover
- 10 total categories, exact benefits vary state by state
Federally-Facilitated Marketplace (FFM) - Correct Answers -- Fed developed
marketplace operating in Indiana
- Makes QHPs available to qualified people under ACAct
Grandfathered health plans - Correct Answers -- In existence prior to ACA
- Have had no substantial changes
- Do not have to comply with many ACA requirements
Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) - Correct Answers -- Indiana health coverage for Hoosiers
between 19-64
- Family income below 138%
- Not eligible for Medicaid or another Medicaid
- Three options: HIP plus, basic, state plan
Hoosier Healthwise - Correct Answers -- Indiana Medicaid program
- Low income pregnant women and children up to 19
- Little or no cost doctor visits, meds, mental healthcare, dental, surgeries
Federal Navigator - Correct Answers -- Must also be certified as Indiana Navigator
- Fed trained for FFM assistance
Federal Poverty Level (FPL) - Correct Answers -- Measure released each year by the
fed gov that estimates minimum amount needed to cover basic living expenses
- 138% is general number to be under to qualify for coverage
Indiana App for Health Coverage (IAHC) - Correct Answers -- App submitted for Indiana
Health Coverage Program (IHCP) to Division of Family Resources (DFR)
Test
Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) - Correct Answers -- Coverage for children
whose income is too high to qualify for other Medicaid categories
- Administered with joint funding from fed gov and states
Essential Health Benefits (EHB) - Correct Answers -- A benefit insurance carrier in
individual and small group markets must cover
- 10 total categories, exact benefits vary state by state
Federally-Facilitated Marketplace (FFM) - Correct Answers -- Fed developed
marketplace operating in Indiana
- Makes QHPs available to qualified people under ACAct
Grandfathered health plans - Correct Answers -- In existence prior to ACA
- Have had no substantial changes
- Do not have to comply with many ACA requirements
Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) - Correct Answers -- Indiana health coverage for Hoosiers
between 19-64
- Family income below 138%
- Not eligible for Medicaid or another Medicaid
- Three options: HIP plus, basic, state plan
Hoosier Healthwise - Correct Answers -- Indiana Medicaid program
- Low income pregnant women and children up to 19
- Little or no cost doctor visits, meds, mental healthcare, dental, surgeries
Federal Navigator - Correct Answers -- Must also be certified as Indiana Navigator
- Fed trained for FFM assistance
Federal Poverty Level (FPL) - Correct Answers -- Measure released each year by the
fed gov that estimates minimum amount needed to cover basic living expenses
- 138% is general number to be under to qualify for coverage
Indiana App for Health Coverage (IAHC) - Correct Answers -- App submitted for Indiana
Health Coverage Program (IHCP) to Division of Family Resources (DFR)
