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lifetime reserve

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lifetime reserve
Etymology: AS, lif + tid, time; L, re, again, servare, to keep
a lifetime total of days of inpatient hospitalization benefits that may be drawn on by a patient who has exhausted the maximum benefits allowed under Medicare for a single episode of illness.


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