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3. Who can create a healthcare membership? 10. Does it cost anything to participate in our Global memberships? 11. What does a provider need to do to participate in a CHS Life Global healthcare membership? Complete the provider Global application. Enter you fee for service and practice description into the CHS Life system. The healthcare provider sets the price and number of units of care earned with a membership to his/her office / Local membership. The government agency or charity sets the price and number of units of care earned with a membership. 13. Who determines the price and number of units of care earned with a Global membership?   5. Who determines the price and number of units of care earned with a Local membership?   a) Local memberships are intended to be used at a single provider office and affiliate provider offices. b) Global memberships allow a member to visit multiple offices within a geographic area for example Alaska and North America.    4. How do Local memberships differ from Global memberships?        6. Who owns the Local membership accounts? 8. Why does each provider have a separate billing account? 7. What are the benefits for a provider to build a Local membership based practice? 9. What are the responsibilities for providers building Local membership based practices? 2. What are CHS Life’s responsibilities? 1. What are the different memberships managed by CHS Life? The healthcare provider owns the accounts he/she creates, CHS Life administers the system and is required to keep membership records for seven years. 12. Who owns the Global membership accounts? A government agency, CHS Life, or charity owns the Global accounts. CHS Life administers the system and is required to keep records for seven years. Providers are working as sub-contractors servicing the government and charity memberships.          a) To fund the provider office or hospital on a continual basis c) Billing companies underwrite each provider and hospital separately. This diversifies the risk within the entire CHS Life system.    a) Complete the provider CHS Life agreement d) Provide technical support and training for each provider office. c) Create wall signs, patient handouts, forms, and client agreements for memberships   e) Refer clients to your office when possible b) Network each provider office with other CHS Life provider offices, government agencies, and charities. a) Automate the providers office to process Global and Local memberships a) Local memberships are owned by participating providers b) Global memberships are owned by governments, charities, CHS Life, and large healthcare groups b) Create an independent billing account c) Decide on the price and number of units of care earned with your membership d) Post membership information in your waiting area e) Develop a working relationship with your CHS Life representative to solve problems, create affiliate relationships, and participate in Global memberships.   b) Automate billing
Healthcare providers, charities, government agencies, CHS Life, and large provider groups No, it is FREE for providers to participate in the memberships created by government agencies, CHS Life, or charities.





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