When an individual purchases a healthcare policy from a commercial insurer,he or she is said to have a/an:
A) unenforceable contract.
B) individual policy.
C) managed care plan.
D) both b and c

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An individual who purchases a healthcare policy from a commercial insurer is said to have an individual policy, which is a type of private health insurance coverage. Choice C is not correct because a managed care plan is a type of health insurance plan that focuses on cost-effective healthcare delivery by establishing a network of healthcare providers who are incentivized to provide high-quality care at a lower cost.

When an Individual Purchases a Healthcare Policy from a Commercial