F. A patient’s total surgery charges are $1,278. The patient must pay the annual deductible of...
F. A patient’s total surgery charges are $1,278. The patient
must pay the annual deductible of $1,000, and the policy states a
80-20 coinsurance. What does the patient owe?
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