Actuarial value calculation function for health plan cost sharing
S = f(X, D, c, M); P = X - S; AV = g(P, X)
Maps a health plan's cost-sharing rules and the allowed costs of a standard population over one benefit year to the share of those costs that the plan pays. Each person's allowed cost is split into the cost sharing paid by the member and the remainder paid by the plan, and the plan's total is divided by the total allowed cost. The records follow the notation of the Actuarial Value article, where X is allowed cost, S is cost sharing and P is the plan payment. Premiums appear in neither term.
Actuarial value as the plan-paid share of total allowed cost
AV = sum_(g=1)^G [n_g * P_g] / sum_(g=1)^G [n_g * X_g]
Member cost sharing under a deductible, coinsurance and out-of-pocket maximum
S = min(M, min(X, D) + c * max(0, X - D)); P = X - S
Allowed cost at which the out-of-pocket maximum is reached
X_star = D + (M - D) / c