Health Insurance Terms You Need to Know

“What’s a deductible?” How often have you wanted to ask this question? Or, what about “How does Co-insurance work?” Let us help you sort through all of these complicated terms.

Premium: The amount of money you pay on a regular basis-once a month, four times a year, twice a year, or once a year-to the insurance company to keep your health plan active. You can not apply what you pay for your premium toward your deductible.

Deductible: The amount of out-of-pocket expenses you have to pay each year before your health plan kicks in and starts paying for services.

Coinsurance: The percentage of money you have to pay out of pocket for covered services. It’s the portion of the bill not paid by your health plan after the deductibles have been reached.

Discount: The reduced out-of-pocket cost you enjoy when you obtain health care services from a network provider.

Free Look Period: The period the member has to review the contract and cancel the policy back to the effective date and obtain a premium refund.

About the Author

Tracy Mc Manamon is the CEO of One Source Benefits. He and his associates have over 22 years of experience in the health insurance industry. They offer affordable and comprehensive Ohio health insurance and Kentucky health insurance plans for their clients. Call or visit the respective websites to get a Free Quote.

Contact Details:

Tracy Mc ManamonOne Source Benefits616 Belleview BlvdSteubenvilleOH 43952

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