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Fee-for-service

A Health insurance plan that allows the holder to make almost all health care decisions independently. The plan holder pays for a service, submits a Claim to the Insurance company, and, if the service is covered in the Policy, receives Reimbursement. Fee-for-service plans often have higher deductibles or Copay than managed care plans.

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