Eliminating a certain specialty of health services (e.g.,vision or dental care)from coverage is called a "carve out."

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Carve out is a term used to describe the process of removing coverage for a particular type of health service or specialty. It can be for vision, dental, mental health, or any other service that is not considered essential by the insurer or employer. By carving out certain services, the insurer can reduce the cost of insurance premiums or provide tailored coverage for their clients.

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