Is there any advantage to purchasing a health plan with high room and board coverage?

The room and board rate that you choose determines the premium charge and defines the overall level of your coverage.

Each plan has built-in limits for each area of coverage, for example, surgery or outpatient accident care. Increasing the daily room and board benefit increases those limits as well.

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