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What is a "Doctor's Office Visit Copay"?

Generally, this is an amount of money that an insured patient would pay to their doctor for that particular visit. In most cases, any costs incurred in that visit are covered 100% after the copay. Often, any lab tests (MRIs, Blood work ups, etc.) are not included in that visit cost and are subject to Deductibles and Coinsurance.

 
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