health insurance deductibles
Polish translation: udział własny w ubezpieczeniu zdrowotnym
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potrącenia na ubezpieczenie zdrowotne Explanation: P |
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peer agreement (net): +1roczny wkład własny ubezpieczenia zdrowotnego Explanation: Copays and deductibles are features of health insurance plans. A copay is a fixed amount paid by a patient for receiving a particular health care service, with the remaining balance covered by his insurance company. A deductible is a fixed amount a patient must pay during a given time period, usually a year, before his health insurance benefits cover the costs. For example, suppose a patient has a health insurance plan with a $30 copay to visit a primary care physician, a $50 copay to see a specialist and a $10 copay for generic drugs. The patient pays these fixed amounts for those services regardless of what the services actually cost. His insurance company pays the balance; the amount paid by the insurance company is known as the covered amount. Therefore, if a visit to the patient's endocrinologist costs $250, the patient pays $50 and the insurance company pays $200. Now suppose the same patient has a $2,000 annual deductible before his benefits cover the costs. In January, he sprains his ankle playing basketball, and treatment costs $300. He pays the full cost because he has yet to meet his deductible. In April, he has back problems, which cost $500 to treat. Again, he pays the full cost. In August, he breaks his arm playing touch football, and the bill for his hospital visit comes to $3,500. On this bill, the patient pays $1,200; this is what is left of his deductible. Because the deductible is met at this point, the insurance company pays the remaining $2,300. Read more: What is the difference between a copay and a deductible? | Investopedia https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/051415/what-differe... cccccc Deductible (wkład własny) - jest kwotą, którą musisz zapłacić zanim ubezpieczenie zacznie pokrywać koszty świadczeń medycznych w danym roku. Jeżeli Twoje deductible wynosi $1,000, to wtedy będziesz musiał zapłacić za większość świadczeń medycznych do $1,000*. http://www.insiury.com/warto-wiedziec/roznica-miedzy-premium... ccc Roczny wkład własny na każdą ubezpieczoną osobę nie może być wyższy niż 5.000 €. http://ubezpieczeniezdrowotnewniemczech.blogspot.com/ cccccccccccccccccccc |
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udział własny w ubezpieczeniu zdrowotnym Explanation: Tak "stoi" w przygotowanym do druku II wydaniu mojego "Dictionary of Insurance Terms" |
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