When you review your plan details, “full price” means you’ll need to pay the entire cost of a service or medication. Your insurance carrier won’t contribute to these expenses. For doctor visits and medical services, the price depends on your provider’s rates. For medications, it depends on the drug’s tier.
Many plans require you to pay the “full price” until you meet your plan’s deductible. Once you’ve met the annual deductible, you’ll pay the “after deductible” price.
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