Now that you've taken a closer look at the differences between these types of plans, consider the following statements. Each indicates common preferences and situations. Select the type of plan to which each statement most closely aligns. Indemnity plan Managed care plan I'd rather receive my health care from a group of pre-screened providers who meet specific selection standards. Cost is my most important consideration. I most value the freedom of choice and am willing to pay for it. There are several types of managed care plans, including group health maintenance organizations (group HMOs), individual practice associations HMO (IPA HMOs) preferred provider organizations (PPOs), exclusive provider organizations (EPOs), and point-of-service (POS) plans. Deciding which particular type of practice would best meet your needs requires knowing the major characteristics of each. Therefore, identify the particular form of private health care organization or plan described by the following three clues: Clue #1: I can receive medical services from both in-network and out-of-network doctors and hospitals Clue #2: Services provided by out-of-network providers are covered by the plan but I will incur a greater cost for using them. Clue # 3: I will pay an annual deductible for this plan, and my covered costs will be reimbursed or paid to the provider, up to 80% of their total, once the annual deductible has been met. The organization or plan being described is: a PPO O an IPA HMO O a Blue Cross/Blue Shield plan O a group HMO 3. Private health insurance - Comparison of plans and providers Aa Aa In the United States, private health insurance plans can be written as group or individual plans, or as indemnity or managed care plans. Comparing Private Insurance Plans Madeline is able to secure health insurance because she is member of the electrician's union. This is an example of insurance plan. Indemnity, or fee-for-service, plans and managed care plans cover medical expenses if you are sick or injured, but in different ways. The following questions examine the general differences between the two plans. Taking a closer look at how these plans provide coverage will help you begin to customize a health care plan that best suits your requirements. Select the plan that most closely matches each given description. Indemnity plan Managed care plan The premium represents a prepayment for one's own health care Out-of-pocket costs generally include the plan's deductible and 20% of the plan's covered medical expenses Usually lower premiums More likely to cover preventative and routine care Insureds are subject to an annual deductible Now that you've taken a closer look at the differences between these types of plans, consider the following statements. Each indicates common preferences and situations. Select the type of plan to which each statement most closely aligns. Now that you've taken a closer look at the differences between these types of plans, consider the following statements. Each indicates common preferences and situations. Select the type of plan to which each statement most closely aligns. Indemnity plan Managed care plan I'd rather receive my health care from a group of pre-screened providers who meet specific selection standards. Cost is my most important consideration. I most value the freedom of choice and am willing to pay for it. There are several types of managed care plans, including group health maintenance organizations (group HMOs), individual practice associations HMO (IPA HMOs) preferred provider organizations (PPOs), exclusive provider organizations (EPOs), and point-of-service (POS) plans. Deciding which particular type of practice would best meet your needs requires knowing the major characteristics of each. Therefore, identify the particular form of private health care organization or plan described by the following three clues: Clue #1: I can receive medical services from both in-network and out-of-network doctors and hospitals Clue #2: Services provided by out-of-network providers are covered by the plan but I will incur a greater cost for using them. Clue # 3: I will pay an annual deductible for this plan, and my covered costs will be reimbursed or paid to the provider, up to 80% of their total, once the annual deductible has been met. The organization or plan being described is: a PPO O an IPA HMO O a Blue Cross/Blue Shield plan O a group HMO 3. Private health insurance - Comparison of plans and providers Aa Aa In the United States, private health insurance plans can be written as group or individual plans, or as indemnity or managed care plans. Comparing Private Insurance Plans Madeline is able to secure health insurance because she is member of the electrician's union. This is an example of insurance plan. Indemnity, or fee-for-service, plans and managed care plans cover medical expenses if you are sick or injured, but in different ways. The following questions examine the general differences between the two plans. Taking a closer look at how these plans provide coverage will help you begin to customize a health care plan that best suits your requirements. Select the plan that most closely matches each given description. Indemnity plan Managed care plan The premium represents a prepayment for one's own health care Out-of-pocket costs generally include the plan's deductible and 20% of the plan's covered medical expenses Usually lower premiums More likely to cover preventative and routine care Insureds are subject to an annual deductible Now that you've taken a closer look at the differences between these types of plans, consider the following statements. Each indicates common preferences and situations. Select the type of plan to which each statement most closely aligns