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John Bentley was in the hospital for 15 days, the total bill was $152,000.
Then John spent an additional 10 days in rehab which cost $200 a day.
John earns $2,700 a month
John missed 1 month of work (23 days)
John has health insurance from work with a $500 deductible and $1,500 coinsurance cap
John has 1 month of sick days (23 days)
No, long-tern heath care or disability income insurance
- How much of this person’s direct medical expenses was paid by the insurance company?
- What did they have to pay for the rehab?
- How much income was lost?
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