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Which of the following is NOT a component of health insurance?

Premiums

Deductibles

Co-payments

Mission statements

In the context of health insurance, the components that are typically involved include premiums, deductibles, and co-payments. Premiums are the amounts paid periodically to maintain coverage, deductibles are the amounts that must be paid out-of-pocket before the insurance begins to cover expenses, and co-payments are fixed amounts that insured individuals pay at the time of service for specific health care items or services.

Mission statements, on the other hand, are generally formal summaries of the aims and values of an organization. While they can guide the principles and operations of a health insurance company, they do not constitute a technical or operational component of health insurance itself. Therefore, mission statements do not play a direct role in the mechanics of how health insurance functions, which makes this option distinctly different from the other three components related to the costs and responsibilities of policyholders in a health insurance plan.

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