TAILIEUCHUNG - The Cost of Lack of Health Insurance

Your official claim for damages is called a Proof of must be fully completed and signed and in the hands of your insurance company within 60 days after the loss occurs. The Proof of Loss includes a detailed estimate to replace or repair the damaged property . In most cases, the adjuster , as a courtesy , will provide you with a suggested Proof of Loss. However , you are responsible for making sure that it is complete, accurate and filed in a timely manner . Be sure to keep a copy of the Proof of Loss—and copies of all supporting documents—for your records | The Cost of Lack of Health Insurance American College of Physicians A White Paper 2004 The Cost of Lack of Health Insurance A White Paper of the American College of Physicians This paper written by Rachel Groman MPH was developed for the Health and Public Policy Committee of the American College of Physicians Lynne M. Kirk MD Chair J. Fred Ralston MD Vice Chair Patricia P. Barry MD Yul D. Ejnes MD Joe E. Files MD Joel S. Levine MD Mark E. Mayer MD Thomas McGinn MD Robert M. McLean MD Carla Nester MD and Laurence D. Wellikson MD. THE COST OF LACK OF HEALTH INSURANCE White Paper of the American College of Physicians Introduction As stated in the College s 2000 No Health Insurance It s Enough to Make You Sick the benefits of American medicine are available only to those who can access the health care system. Yet the number of Americans without health insurance continues to grow despite the fact that the US spends twice as much per capita on health care than other industrialized nations. 1 According to Karen Davis president of the Commonwealth Fund in our complex pluralistic system of health insurance far more energy goes into shifting costs from one employer to another employers to workers federal government to state governments and back and to safety-net hospitals serving the uninsured than into enhancing efficiency or quality of care. 1 Tough economic times and soaring health care costs have further compromised access to the health system. As unemployment rises states cut back on the number of people eligible for public insurance programs. At the same time employers reduce benefits shifting a larger share of health care costs to employees or simply discontinue health insurance coverage. After increasing by roughly a million Americans each year throughout most of the 1990s 2 the number of uninsured now exceeds 43 million persons representing more than 15 percent of the . population. 3 This 2002 figure represents an increase of million people over 2001. 3 The .

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