a flat fee amount that the participant pays for certain services
a percentage or dollar amount of covered expense which the beneficiary is required to pay
a predetermined amount of money that the insured pays out for certain services
a small amount that you must pay at each visit to your medical provider
The fixed dollar amount that may be collected from the patient.
The charge you are required to pay for certain covered health services. A co-payment may be either a set dollar amount or a percentage of eligible expenses.
nbspA flat fee every time you visit a doctor's office, urgent care facility or hospital, purchase of prescription drugs, ECT. Depends on the policy.
In regards to health insurance, it is paying a set amount per visit. Co-pay expenses will vary depending upon the policy.
A specific payment by the covered person at the point of each health service visit. It does not accumulate like a deductible and is not subject to an out-of-pocket maximum.
Another way of sharing medical costs. You pay a flat fee every time you receive a medical service (for example, $20 for every visit to the doctor). The insurance company pays the rest. This benefit is usually available without having to satisfy the plan deductible.
Refers to the payment that the insured must pay at the time of an office visit..
the amount an insured individual must pay toward the cost of a particular benefit. For example, a plan might require a $10 co-pay for each doctor's office visit.
a fixed amount that is paid directly by the patient at the time of the visit.
Co-payment is a predetermined (flat) fee that an individual pays for health care services, in addition to what the insurance covers. For example, some HMOs require a $10 "co-payment" for each office visit, regardless of the type or level of services provided during the visit. Co-payments are not usually specified by percentages.
Amount designated by the insurance company as the responsibility of the insured, usually per visit.
amount of money necessarily payable by insured person to receive health care; may apply to medicines, surgeries, office visits, or durable supplies
a set fee paid by the policyholder for medical expenses upon each occurrence, such as a doctor's office visit, pharmaceutical purchase, and other medical services.
An amount paid by the insured for losses covered by a policy after the deductible amount has been met.
Refers to the payment that must be made at the time of service for Physician Office Visits.
The portion of a bill that the insured pays, usually at the time of service. Often expressed as a set fee for a specific service.
A specified dollar amount that a member must pay out-of-pocket for a specified service at the time the service is rendered. For example, the member may pay a $20 co-payment for a doctor's visit and the insurance carrier pays the rest of the cost for that doctor's visit.
A set amount by insurance companies that is the patient's portion of the office visit (due at the time of service). The Co-Pay can change depending on the type of visit, e.g. a standard office visit will require payment of the usual amount, a blood draw or nurse visit may not require a Co-Pay, and a surgical procedure may have a higher Co-Pay.
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