Joni is covered under a dental insurance plan that requires her to annually pay the first $200 of dental expenses (other than routine semi-annual examinations and cleanings, which are covered in full), at which point the plan reimburses her for 80% of the cost of routine care. Based only on this information, Joni is most likely covered under a(n):

Joni is covered under a dental insurance plan that requires her to annually pay the first $200 of dental expenses (other than routine semi-annual examinations and cleanings, which are covered in full), at which point the plan reimburses her for 80% of the cost of routine care. Based only on this information, Joni is most likely covered under a(n):




A) exclusive provider organization.

B) dental health maintenance organization.

C) comprehensive plan.

D) capitation plan.



Answer: C) comprehensive plan.

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