when researching traditional fee-for-service health insurance plan or a managed care health insurance plan, I found out the following information. A traditional fee-for-service healthcare insurance plan is when a patient plan will either pay the provider that you see. Or they will reimburse me as the patient after I have submitted a claim for the medical appointment/care. Also with this plan I am able to choose which hospital and physician that I want for my medical care. As for managed healthcare insurance plan, I have found that it is pretty much the complete opposite of fee-for-service healthcare insurance plan.A managed healthcare insurance plan has contracts with certain healthcare facilitates and providers as well. This allows patients to have a more reduced cost.

Personally I think that the fee-for-service healthcare insurance plan is better. The insurance my spouse and I have is a fee-for-service plan. The reason I think this is the better plan is because one of its biggest advantages is that it can offer the most/widest scale of hospitals and providers for patients to choose from.

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