What is the plan’s out‑of‑pocket maximum, and can I afford to pay it in a worst‑case scenario?

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Sep 5, 2025

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The out‑of‑pocket maximum is the most you’d pay in a year for covered services. After you reach it, the plan pays 100% of covered costs. Make sure you could manage this amount if something serious happens.

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