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A co-pay is what Medicare and Medicaid patients pay. Coinsurance is for people who have private insurance.
A co-pay is what Medicare and Medicaid patients pay. Coinsurance is for people who have private insurance.
A co-pay is a percentage of the bill, paid after the appointment. Coinsurance is a set fee usually paid when the patient arrives for the appointment.
A co-pay is a percentage of the bill, paid after the appointment. Coinsurance is a set fee usually paid when the patient arrives for the appointment.
A co-pay is a set fee usually paid when the patient arrives for the appointment. Coinsurance is a percentage of the bill, paid later.
A co-pay is a set fee usually paid when the patient arrives for the appointment. Coinsurance is a percentage of the bill, paid later.
A co-pay is for people who have private insurance. Coinsurance is what Medicare and Medicaid patients pay.
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The correct response is:
A co-pay is a set fee usually paid when the patient arrives for the appointment. Coinsurance is a percentage of the bill, paid later.
This accurately distinguishes the two terms: a co-pay is a fixed amount due upfront, while coinsurance involves paying a percentage of the total medical bill after the service has been rendered.
