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Mary Cardenas had a policy with a $500 deductible, which paid 80% of her covered charges less deductible. She had medical expenses of $12,500. Calculate:

the company's payment

Mary's 20% copayment

Mary's total cost

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User Mred
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First, you take the $500 off the top.  The take 80% off $12000 so the company's share is $9600, Mary's copay is $2400, and her total cost is $2900 when you add the deductible back in.
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User Nmunson
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Answer:

Given is - Mary Cardenas had a policy with a $500 deductible, which paid 80% of her covered charges less deductible.

She had medical expenses of $12,500.

The company's payment:

The company will pay 80% of the total minus the policy with a $500 deductible.


(80)/(100)*(12500-500)

=>
(80)/(100)*(12000)

= $9600

Mary's 20% co-payment:

She will pay 20% of total expenses minus her $500 deductible.


(20)/(100)*(12500-500)

=>
(20)/(100)*(12000)

= $2400

Mary's total cost:

Mary's total cost will be =
2400+500=2900 dollars

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User Conal Da Costa
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