Definition: Medical insurance supplement is a financial benefit that a health plan provides to individuals who are covered under an employee health insurance plan. This benefit typically includes additional medical services and treatments, as well as prescription drugs and other medical supplies. The term "medical insurance supplement" is often used in healthcare industry jargon or refers to the supplemental benefits provided by employers. It is designed to help cover the costs of non-essential healthcare services that are not covered under traditional health insurance plans.
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