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1 health reimbursement arrangement
сокр. HRA страх., амер. схема покрытия [возмещения, компенсирования\] медицинских расходов* (система, позволяющая за счет взносов работодателя накапливать в пользу работников средства для покрытия определенных медицинских расходов, не охватываемых основным медицинским страхованием)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > health reimbursement arrangement
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2 consumer-driven health plan
сокр. CDHP, CDH plan страх., амер. направляемый [управляемый\] потребителями план страхования здоровья* (разновидность плана страхования здоровья, которая предоставляет участникам возможность получать необходимую информацию о медицинском обслуживании, чтобы помочь им в принятии решений в отношении выбора медицинских услуг и расходования средств плана; как правило, такой план объединяет план страхования здоровья с высокой франшизой и финансируемую работодателем систему возмещения медицинских расходов или сберегательный медицинский счет)Syn:See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > consumer-driven health plan
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3 HRA
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