Under general liability coverage, medical payments coverage usually has stated limits that are

Split limits refer to liability coverage that divides the total coverage into separate amounts for different categories of coverage, typically bodily injury and property damage. This structure does not apply to medical payments coverage, which is designed to provide a flat limit per individual rather than separating limits across different coverage types.

Single limits indicate a total coverage amount that applies to all claims, regardless of the number of individuals involved. While this is a common structure in liability insurance for bodily injury and property damage, it does not pertain to medical payments coverage, which operates on a per person limit basis.

A general aggregate limit refers to the maximum amount an insurer will pay for all claims during a policy period. This limit is not specific to medical payments coverage, which provides limits on a per individual basis and does not aggregate across multiple claims.