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risk-equalisation

 

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Risk-Equalisation

Definition: Risk-equalisation is a mechanism used in health insurance systems to spread the financial risk associated with insuring individuals with different levels of health risk.

Examples:

  • Noun (General): Risk-equalisation promotes fairness in the health insurance industry by ensuring that higher-risk individuals receive adequate coverage.
  • Noun (Insurance): The risk-equalisation scheme aims to stabilize premiums by redistributing funds from insurers with lower-risk pools to those with higher-risk pools.
  • Verb: Insurance companies risk-equalise their policy offerings to accommodate customers with varying health conditions.
  • Adjective: The risk-equalisation framework establishes a level playing field for insurers, regardless of their clientele's risk levels.
  • Adverb: The government implemented risk-equalisation measures to ensure that healthcare providers are compensated fairly for services rendered.

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