Benefits Definitions

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Across
  1. 4. Traditional Medical plan with copay built in. likely covers a portion of seeing an out-of-network provider.
  2. 6. Pretax money you set aside for covered health expenses, such as copayments, prescriptions, glasses, etc. This money will roll over each year.
  3. 7. Catastrophic High deductible plan, a high minimum deductible, which does not cover the initial costs of medical expenses.
  4. 8. This is the most you will possibly have to pay for health care in a given year. Basically the worst case scenario
  5. 10. How your plan is split between you and your insurer.
Down
  1. 1. The amount paid after you reach your deductible, calculated as a percentage
  2. 2. The amount you pay for your health Insurance plan. You probably pay this amount directly out of your paycheck every pay period
  3. 3. A fixed fee you pay at the end of a doctor's appointment or other covered health service
  4. 5. How much you owe for covered health care services each year before your insurance plan starts footing the bill
  5. 9. Pretax money you set aside for health expenses, such as copayments, prescriptions, glasses, etc. This is usually use-it-or-lose-it money.