; variation in limit for individual and family coverage The Secretary shall specify, from year to year, the annual limit (or range of annual limits) that may be applied under paragraph (1). Such a limit may distinguish between coverage that is only provided for an individual and coverage that is provided also for family members of the individual. (c) Protection of certain assets in case of individuals covered under limited benefit insurance (1) In general Notwithstanding any other provision of law, if an individual is covered under limited benefit insurance for a plan year and benefits under such insurance have reached the annual limit under such insurance for items and services furnished in the plan year, the individual is not liable for debt incurred and arising from the provision of subsequently furnished items and services during the plan year, regardless of whether benefits are otherwise covered for such items and services under such policy, insofar as the liability attributable to such items and services exceeds— (A) the bankruptcy valuation of the individual’s property at the time the debt is incurred; reduced by (B) such annual limit of benefits under the limited benefit insurance for the plan year. Property in the amount so protected from liability shall be exempt and immune from attachment or seizure with respect to any judgment related to such debt. (2) Bankruptcy valuation defined In this subsection, the term bankruptcy valuation means, with respect to property of an individual as of a date, the value of the property as of such date as determined as if the individual were a debtor in a bankruptcy case that could have been filed under title 11 of the United States Code and the property could not be exempt under section 522 of such title. (3) No requirement for providers to furnish subsequent services without ensuring payment Except as may be explicitly provided in other law (such as under section 1867 of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C. 1395dd