how to calculate out-of-pocket expense for medical insurance?

By Health Insurance On January 8, 2011 Under Misc

when giving deductible: 300
coinsurance 20%
stop-loss limit 1800

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  1. Zarnev
    January 9, 2011
    1:20 am

    You pay your deductible of $300 and then you’ll pay 20% of the charges until 1) you’ve paid an additional $1800 if your policy maximum does not include deductible for a total of $2100 or 2) you’ve paid and additional $1500 if your policy maximum does include the deductible for a total of $1800.

    Be aware that with most policies the co-pays do not go toward either the deductible or the stop loss.

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