Question

Bill is a retired military officer suffering from complications caused by Agent Orange exposure during his military service. He incurs $54, 510 in medical expenses during hospitalization at the local Veterans Administration Hospital. The private health insurance he now owns will likely pay:

Answer 1

Answer: nothing

Explanation:

Military officers are usually entitled to group life insurance which is covered by a comprehensive healthcare plan.

In this case, since Bill is a retired military officer that's suffering from complications that was caused by Agent Orange exposure during his military service, then the private insurance he owns will pay nothing because the complications were gotten during his military work me should be taken care of by the government.