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What is the difference between HMO and PPO?

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Howard Reyes

Howard Reyes

Howard Reyes
Howard Reyes, Science Teacher, California

Answered Aug 06, 2019

Health insurance is a very needed thing in society today. If you got injured or sick even if it weren’t your fault, you would have to pay for the medical bills. However, they may get to be too expensive. They may increase to the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Therefore, you need to find the right health insurance. There are two different types of health insurances you can get.

Health insurance is a very needed thing in society today. If you got injured or sick even if it
One is called an HMO which stands for Health Maintenance Organization, and the other is PPO, which stands for the preferred provider organization. PPOs allow subscribers to use out-of-network providers, whereas HMOs do not. You must use in-network providers or pay a lot of money. In PPO there are gatekeepers.

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