PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) - PPO health insurance plans are very popular because they have a network
of medical providers to control costs, while allowing consumers to leave the network if they accept a lower
level of coverage.
(PPO Health Plan Advantages)
HMO (Health Maintenance Organization) - An HMO health plan provides managed care where the health insurance company controls
costs by only covering network provided health care (with limited exceptions for emergencies).
HSA (Health Savings Account) - An HSA health insurance plan has two parts. One is a high deductible major medical plan, and
the second is a savings account. HSA contributions can be deducted from taxes (within limits), earn interest,
and roll over from year to year.
Indemnity Health Insurance - This is a traditional health insurance plan that simply provides health
insurance coverage for amounts over the deductible, and under the maximum specified in the policy.
Specified Benefit Plan or Mini Med Plan - The plans outline specific benefit amounts for different medical
services. They may have lower deductible amounts than major medical plans, but tend to have much lower maximum
limits for medical services.
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