One of the most blatant payer offenses today is an entire range of products with names like Mini-Meds, Discount Health Cards and Fixed Benefit Indemnity plans. In theory, the idea has always been to provide some healthcare coverage, however limited, to those who couldn't afford either a high-deductible health plan — or catastrophic only coverage. In most cases, especially the discount health cards, the benefits are either a small fraction of anything that could be considered useful — or simply non-existent.