A deductible is your yearly dues needed to be satisfied before your insurance will start paying the services. For example, if your deductible for the year is $300, you will need to satisfied the amount by paying your provider during the visit. You will do this each visit until you reach the $300 deductible. For further explanation, you must consult your insurance provider.
Things to remember: Having health insurance is not a guarantee of payment, anything that is left unpaid will be your responsibility.
Co-insurance and co-pays are basically the same. These are your financial responsibilities that needed to be paid during the date of services rendered. For example, if your insurance pays 90%, you as a customer will be responsible for the 10%. For further explanation, you must consult your insurance provider.
Things to remember: Having health insurance is not a guarantee of payment, anything that is left unpaid will be your responsibility.