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Maximum Dollar Limit
The maximum amount of money that an insurance company will pay for claims within a specific period of time. For instance, most PPO types of programs have an overall lifetime maximum expressed in millions of dollars usually a minimum of $1M. Maximum dollar limits vary greatly. They may be based on the type of illness or expressed in a period of time.

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When a health plan has no money or other means to stay open and give health care to patients.

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