Because my fate is horror and doom
From the, "Sara is not actually a capable adult," file, a question.
If you see the following on your health insurance benefits: "Services received on an outpatient basis in a provider's office or at an alternate facility: $$$ copay per visit then 100% of eligible expenses," would you assume that means the plan pays 100% or that you pay 100%? Because it reads to me like I pay 100% since it's phrased as such with the copay since my insurance obviously doesn't pay the copay because that's why it's the copay, but then why would I only have to pay 60% if I went out of network?
I hate this. In case anyone was wondering.
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If you see the following on your health insurance benefits: "Services received on an outpatient basis in a provider's office or at an alternate facility: $$$ copay per visit then 100% of eligible expenses," would you assume that means the plan pays 100% or that you pay 100%? Because it reads to me like I pay 100% since it's phrased as such with the copay since my insurance obviously doesn't pay the copay because that's why it's the copay, but then why would I only have to pay 60% if I went out of network?
I hate this. In case anyone was wondering.
Posted via m.livejournal.com.