A specified dollar amount the family is required to pay before the plan begins to pay for expenses. Generally, the family deductible is three times the individual deductible (the maximum) for most of our Individual and Family plans. For example, a family with a $1,500 family deductible will pay for services up to $1,500 before we pay for healthcare expenses.
Deductible that may be satisfied by the combined expenses of all covered family members.
a deductible met by the combined expenses of all covered family members.
Single deductible which, when satisfied, relieves a family of the burden of satisfying a deductible for each individual family member.
A deductible that is satisfied by the combined expenses of all family members. FDA (Food And Drug Administration) The Food and Drug Administration is authorized by Congress to enforce the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and several other public health laws.
A health insurance policy deductible that was designed to address the expenses for services for the entire family unit rather than aplication to each person.
a health insurance deductible that is based on the medical expenses of the collective members of a family rather than one individual. See deductible.
A deductible which is satisfied by combined expenses of all covered family members. A plan with a $25 deductible may limit its application to a maximum of three deductibles, or $75 for the family regardless of the number of family members.
