Henry visited the doctor's office last week because ofa persistent cough and difficulty breathing. The bill has arrived and Henry can see that he was charged by his physician for the visit as well as radiology for an x-ray of his lungs and the laboratory for tests on his blood sample. The combined fees billed for the visit, the x-ray, and the lab tests is $475. With previous health care visits this year, Henry has already met his annual deductible of $200 and has accumulated $700 toward his co-insurance cap in previous bills he has paid. Use the following information to calculate the portion of the bill to be covered by Henry's insurance provider. annual deductible $200 (previously met) co-insurance split 80/20 (insurance 80%/Henry 20%) co-insurance cap $1,000 (before this visit, Henry had paid $700 in co-insurance so far this year) Henry's doctor has called and informed him that she is concerned about some of the blood test results she received from the laboratory. She would like Henry to undergo some further diagnostic testing, specifically, she would like him to do a CT Scan. Henry is worried about the cost of such a procedure. Knowing that this procedure is covered under Henry's insurance policy, what is the most that he will have to pay for the scan. Use the following information to calculate the most Henry would have to pay for the scan annual deductible $200 (previously met) co-insurance split 80/20 (insurance 80%/Henry 20%) co-insurance cap $1,000 (Henry has paid $700+ his new co-insurance portion from recent visit)