Tamno UTILITADTLO De puycuncle Cat MuuWL Payu $25,000 - $1000 = $24.000
Now find 10% of this new total (the Wild's part of the co-insurance).
$24.000 x 10 = $2,400
Don't forget to include the $50 ER visit co-pay!
Now compare this total to the out of pocket max (the most the Wild
expenses that year). If the total is larger than the out of pocket max,
In this case, $2,400 is less than $3000, so the Wild family will pay the
Finally, just add up the amounts that were payed:
TOTAL AMOUNT PAID: $4,800 (premium) + $1000 (deductible) + $2400 (10
GOLDEN EAGLE
IN TURN NGC
Co-pay: Doctor's visit: $75 ER visit: $100
$500 deductible
80/20 coinsurance,
$2000 out of pocket max
Premium: $250/month
Prescriptions: $5 generic, $is brand name
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