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Q:  What does 20% co-insurance, mean to me?

 

A:  20% co-insurance means, the insurance company pays 80% you cover 20%.  For example, a medical bill is $100.00, you have already met your deductible so now your expenses are subject to your co-insurance.  There for the insurance company pays $80.00 (80%) and you pay $20.00 (20%)


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