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What Expenses Count Toward the Out-of-Pocket Maximum?
The following typically count toward the
out-of-pocket maximum
:
Deductibles
Copayments
Coinsurance
However, monthly premiums, any out-of-network care, and services not covered by the policy are not included. Always check with your insurer to confirm what counts towards your limit.
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