When patients are scheduled to have major, expensive procedures, the practice's policy may be to set up
A) coinsurance plans.
B) postpayment plans.
C) deductibles.
D) prepayment plans.

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Prepayment plans are often set up for major, expensive procedures to ensure that the practice receives payment for the services. This approach helps manage financial risk and ensures that funds are available to cover the costs of the procedures.

When Patients Are Scheduled to Have Major, Expensive Procedures, the Practice's