Aetna
Volcano-named insurer
Aetna is an American health insurance company, one of the largest in the United States, offering medical, dental, pharmacy, and other healthcare coverage.
Founded in 1853 in Hartford, Connecticut, it began as a life insurance company before expanding into health insurance.
The name derives from Mount Etna, the Sicilian volcano, reflecting 19th-century naming conventions that evoked classical imagery.
My employer offers Aetna as one of the health plan options.
Mediterranean's biggest island
- eruptionViolent sudden release
- craterImpact or volcanic basin
- lavaErupted liquid stone
- VulcanRoman forge god
forge · mythology · Hephaestus · sulfur · caldera · magma · Enceladus · giant
Connecticut state capital
- healthCondition of body, mind
- coverageExtent of inclusion
- premiumsPayments for insurance coverage
- CVSMajor American drugstore chain
managed care · provider · network · claims · deductible · policyholder · benefits · HMO
Sicily
Mediterranean's biggest island
Vulcan · forge · mythology · Hephaestus · sulfur · caldera · magma · Enceladus · giant · thunderbolts
Hartford
Connecticut state capital
CVS · managed care · provider · network · claims · deductible · policyholder · benefits · HMO · PPO
goddess
Female sacred being
Hephaestus · twins · personification · mountain · Greek · Roman · Thalia · divine · Sicilian · worship
- Health InsurersBlue Cross, Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, Molina
- healthcare systemshospital system, public hospitals, health plan, HMO, single payer
- ConnecticutHartford, New Haven, Stamford, Bridgeport, Norwalk
- health insurancepremium, deductible, copay, coverage, health insurance card
- Healthcare CompaniesJohnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Merck, Novartis, Roche
- Appendix VergilianaLydia
AetnaMedicare
Federal senior health program
Medicaid · government healthcare · NHS · universal healthcare · socialized medicine
Subsidized local medical facility