I recently started working full-time at my job and finally signed up for insurance benefits (United Healthcare). My co-pay is listed on my member card, but I’m a little confused about the coinsurance part of the plan. My coinsurance is $3000, and the documents listed in my employee benefits says:
Employee contribution: $0
Company contribution: $300 every scheduled paycheck
Are the “contributions” toward my coinsurance? Or towards something else?
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I recently started working full-time at my job and finally signed up for insurance benefits (United Healthcare). My co-pay is listed on my member card, but I’m a little confused about the coinsurance part of the plan. My coinsurance is $3000, and the documents listed in my employee benefits says: Employee contribution: $0 Company contribution: $300 every scheduled paycheck Are the “contributions” toward my coinsurance? Or towards something else?
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