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Business, 06.04.2020 18:38 nyjaelynn

Once Mary's yearly health expenses are greater than $1,000 her insurance company starts footing the bill (or part of the bill). She has an out of pocket limit of $10,000. How much must Mary pay before her insurance company begins paying the bill?

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