What does deductible then 20% even mean?

I signed up for a low-cost health insurance plan with my work, and I was reading over my booklet to try to figure out how much Id pay for a doctors visit. It says that through a network its “deductible then 20%” and non-network is “deductible then 40%.” What does that even mean though? Im 21 and have no clue about anything in health insurance.

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[link] [comments]I signed up for a low-cost health insurance plan with my work, and I was reading over my booklet to try to figure out how much Id pay for a doctors visit. It says that through a network its “deductible then 20%” and non-network is “deductible then 40%.” What does that even mean though? Im 21 and have no clue about anything in health insurance. submitted by /u/ObviousCry7132 [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance

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