A medical policy determines which type of claims an employee is able to submit and for how much. An employee can have more than 1 medical policy. If you are going to assign more than 1 policy to an employee, then you should check that each of the medical policies do not contain the same medical claim type, otherwise an error will result and you are prevented from doing so.

Any medical claim policy can be assigned, but certain rules apply:
- The medical policies cannot contain the medical claim type
- The eligibility of the medical claim policy and the medical type are applicable

You can take advantage of the first rule when creating complementary or mutually exclusive packages by including or excluding a medical claim type. The eligibility that the second rule refers to is the range basis at the policy level and the claim level.

Shows the identity of the medical claim policy. It also acts as a primary key for the MClaimPolicy table.
Example: Co. Medical Policy

Stores any description about the medical claim policy.
Example: Company Medical Policy

Shows the basis for the medical claim policy.

Indicates what date the medical claim policy is based on, in a form of radio buttons.
Example: Submission / Receipt