In the United States, the patient or an insurance company pays for the medical service rendered. This is called ______.

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Fee-for-service health care is a payment model where the medical service provider charges a fee for each service provided, and the patient or their insurance company pays for each service individually. This is the most common payment model in the United States healthcare system. Medicare and Medicaid are government-funded healthcare programs targeting specific population groups, while boutique healthcare is a personalized, high-cost healthcare model generally offered to wealthy patients.

In the United States, the Patient or an Insurance Company