Self-insured disability insurance plan used in lieu of a state plan, in which a majority of employees voluntarily consent to be covered.

Procedure that providers follow to self-disclose claims presented to the government that are asserted to be mistaken or fraudulent. Also referred to as provider self-disclosure protocol .

Certain individuals aged 65 or older or disabled, who are not otherwise entitled to Medicare and who opt to obtain coverage under Part A by paying a monthly premium.

Act of ending a retirement plan with the cancellation initiated by the plan sponsor.

Individual who earns Social Security credits while working for wages or self-employment income. Also referred to as number holder and worker .

In a workers’ compensation case, the difference between the average weekly wages and the injured worker’s actual earnings while he or she is still temporarily partially disabled but is working at modified work or a reduced work schedule.