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An Indemnity Health Plan, also known as traditional health insurance, covers provider’s fees based on a percentage of allowable charges. The patient is responsible for the balance, which can consist of the patient’s coinsurance, the deductible and any amount exceeding the insurance carrier’s allowable charge for the provider’s services.
