Personal Auto PolicyPregunta 395 de 474
How does Part B medical payments coverage differ from Part A liability coverage?
a.Part B pays only after the insured is held legally liable
b.Part B pays for the damage to the insured's own vehicle
c.Part B pays a claimant's lost wages and pain and suffering
d.Part B pays insured persons regardless of fault
Explicación
Part B is a small first-party coverage that pays medical and funeral expenses for the insured, family members and passengers whether or not anyone was negligent, while Part A pays third parties only when the insured is legally responsible. Lost wages and pain and suffering are liability damages, so they belong to Part A. Part B is also narrower than health insurance, being limited to accident-related expenses within a per-person limit.
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