All of the following are true regarding health insurance EXCEPT
A) it is expensive.
B) it covers the two basic areas of hospitalization and medical.
C) it generally covers the two basic areas of preventative care and prescription drugs.
D) there may be a co-pay or minimum payment the insured has to pay toward hospital expenses.
E) surgical medical insurance usually pays for the doctor's fee, the anesthesiologist, and surgical expenses.

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Health insurance is expensive and generally covers the two basic areas of hospitalization and medical. Hospitalization insurance covers most hospital expenses, but in many cases, there is a co-pay or a minimum payment the insured has to pay. For example, your insurance may cover 80 percent of the hospital cost, and after the insured pays $2,000, the coverage may go up to 100 percent. This can also be true of surgical medical insurance that pays for the doctor's fee, the anesthesiologist, and surgical expenses.

All of the Following Are True Regarding Health Insurance EXCEPT