What does it mean to meet your deductible on health insurance?
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A health insurance deductible is met when the insured pays the deductible amount stipulated in the policy. For example, if the policy deductible for hospitalization is $1,000, the policy holder is responsible for paying $1,000, while the insurance company is responsible for the remaining amount.
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