The terms "health insurance" and "medical insurance" are frequently used interchangeably, but they can have subtle distinctions depending on the provider and policy structure. Medical insurance typically focuses strictly on covering direct costs associated with diagnosing and treating illnesses or injuries (such as doctor visits and hospitalizations), whereas comprehensive health insurance often provides a broader preventative care framework that includes wellness programs, dental, vision, and routine health screenings.
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