When an insurer promises to pay 30% of treatment costs, this amount is known as a
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Deductible |
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Lifetime maximum |
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Co-insurance |
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Stop-loss |
When an insurer promises to pay 30% of treatment costs, this amount is known as a...
Co-payments refer to: A. an amount that the insured must pay out-of-pocket before the insurer will pay B. the price of insurance to the insured C.the cost of insuring ones family D. a fixed dollar fee per treatment
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