Free New York Accident & Health Exam Practice Test
Series 17-52 — The New York Accident & Health producer exam (17-52) covers health insurance basics, individual and group medical plans, disability income, senior products, and New York insurance law.
100
Scored items (approx.)
120 min
Time limit
70%
Passing score
402
Practice questions
Topics covered on the Accident & Health exam
Insurance Regulation
50 practice questions · Continuing education, Licensing, Temporary license, Reporting actions, …
General Insurance Concepts
40 practice questions · Risk definition, Morale hazard, Peril, Risk transfer, …
Accident and Health Insurance Basics
40 practice questions · Minimum standards, Pre-existing conditions, Renewability, Probationary period, …
Individual Accident and Health Provisions
54 practice questions · Required provisions, Free look, Grace period, Notice of claim, …
Disability Income Insurance
45 practice questions · Statutory disability benefits, Paid Family Leave, Coordination, Elimination period, …
Medical Plans
52 practice questions · Maternity stay, Mammography, Mental health parity, Autism coverage, …
Group Health Insurance
39 practice questions · Continuation, Conversion, Small group definition, Certificate of coverage, …
Dental Insurance
8 practice questions · Diagnostic and preventive, Scheduled vs nonscheduled, Predetermination of benefits, Orthodontics, …
Senior and Special Needs
54 practice questions · Medicare supplement, Long-term care partnership, Medicare supplement free look, Long-term care inflation protection, …
Federal Tax Considerations
20 practice questions · Group medical premiums, Medical benefits taxation, Individual DI benefits, Employer-paid DI benefits, …
Practice Test: Accident & Health
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