The most money you will be required to pay on an annual basis for deductibles and co-insurance. It is a stated dollar amount set by the insurance company, in addition to regular premiums.
The amount of money an insured will pay in a benefit period in addition to regular premium payments. Noncovered expenses are the employee's responsibility in addition to out-of-pocket amounts.
The maximum amount of money an insured will pay in a benefit period, in addition to regular premium payments. The out-of-pocket payment is usually the sum of the deductible and coinsurance payments.
Maximum amount of money an insured will have to pay in a benefit period in addition to regular premium payments.
The most amount of money that you are required to pay a year for deductibles and coinsurance. It is stated in fixed dollar amount set by the insurance company, in addition to regular premiums. This limits the amount you will have to pay in a given year for health care services.
The most money you will be required pay a year for deductibles and coinsurance. It is a stated dollar amount set by the insurance company, in addition to regular premiums.
The most money you can expect to pay for covered expenses. The maximum limit varies from plan to plan. Some companies count deductibles, co-insurance, or co-payments toward the limit, others don't. Once the maximum out-of-pocket has been met, the health plan will pay 100% of certain covered expenses.