1. Across: The largest source of healthcare funding for people with low or limited income, this is a program run independently by each state in the United States. 2. Across: Comprehensive healthcare plans offering members plans with fixed periodic fees which remain the same regardless of the services provided. 3. Across: The portion of the cost of a medical service payable by the insured. 4. Across: Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (Abbrev.) 5. Across: Type of disability insurance carried to provide protection in the event of an inability to earn wages or salaries due to injury or disease. (Two Words) 6. Across: A use-it or lose-it mechanism for employees to place pre-tax earnings in an account for the payment of healthcare services. 1. Down: This is a federal government program providing health insurance coverage for individual aged 65 or more and/or who meet special requirements. 2. Down: Private insurance policies sold to provide coverage for gaps or areas of healthcare not covered by Medicare. 3. Down: Healthcare plans in which members pay only for the services provided. 4. Down: Employee healthcare or child-care spending accounts holding pre-tax earnings set aside by employers for the payment or reimbursement of qualified healthcare or child-care expenses. 5. Down: A benefit plan in which employees are able to select specified benefits from a menu of available benefits up to some stated benefit dollar amount