The medical expense policy provision that requires the insurer to pay 100% of covered expenses over a certain specified amount after the insured has paid the policy deductible is called the:

The medical expense policy provision that requires the insurer to pay 100% of covered expenses over a certain specified amount after the insured has paid the policy deductible is called the:


a. Stop-gap.

b. Co-insurance maximum.

c. Policy umbrella.

d. Stop-loss.



Answer: D

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