What is the primary purpose of liability health insurance policies?

To cover the policyholder's own medical expenses To protect against financial losses when held responsible for others' injuries or property damage To provide coverage for intentional acts and criminal behavior To supplement traditional health insurance plans

Which of the following is NOT typically covered by liability health insurance?

Legal fees Medical expenses of the injured party Lost wages Intentional acts causing harm

In the context of liability health insurance, what is a deductible?

The maximum amount the insurance company will pay The amount paid out of pocket before insurance coverage kicks in The monthly payment to maintain the policy A list of situations not covered by the policy

What does 'tail coverage' in a liability health insurance policy refer to?

Coverage for legal defense costs Coverage for pre-existing conditions Extended coverage after policy termination Coverage for property damage

Which type of liability insurance protects employers if an employee claims they were wrongly denied benefits?

Patient and Visitor Injury Plan Benefits Liability Health Insurance Policy Patient and Visitor Property Damage Plan Advertising Injury Plan