This type of medical plan acts as a backup to basic insurance by covering expenses that exceed maximum benefit limits. (Major Medical Insurance Plans: Supplemental and Comprehensive)

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A supplemental major medical plan is designed to provide additional coverage to individuals who have reached the maximum limit of their basic insurance plan. This type of plan helps to offset the costs of medical expenses that are not covered by basic insurance, such as deductibles, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket expenses. A comprehensive major medical plan, on the other hand, typically covers a broad range of medical services and may have a higher premium cost. The other two options (C and D) are not commonly used terms in the health insurance industry.

This Type of Medical Plan Acts as a Backup to Basic