A type of health plan that contracts with health care providers, including doctors, clinics and hospitals, to create a network of participating providers.

A decision by your insurance company that a health care service, treatment plan, prescription drug, or durable medical equipment is

A type of value-based payment method in which the plan pays providers using a traditional fee-for-service payment structure but adds a financial reward/penalty related to quality/outcomes. 

A term used when health care providers work together as a team to provide you with more coordinated, personalized and effective care.

Care received that usually doesn’t require an overnight stay in a health care facility.

The most you pay during a policy period (usually one year) before your health insurance plan begins to pay 100% for covered health benefits.

Expenses for medical care that are not paid by your health insurance. These costs include deductibles,

A facility,

The period of time when those eligible can enroll in a plan in the insurance marketplace.

A law that grants New Hampshire residents the right to temporarily continue your fully insured group health and dental benefit plans for you and your dependents after the date your insurance would've ended due to a change in