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    individuals‚ expand consumer choice and strengthens patient-provider relationships across the health care spectrum (UnitedHealth Group‚ 2013). Aetna has many plans like HMO which provides lower co-pays‚ PPO‚ which is lower monthly payments with a deductible‚ PPO value‚ which has lower monthly premiums and quality care‚ high deductible PPO‚ which provides lower monthly payments and a health savings account‚ Preventive and Hospital Care‚ POS and HNO‚ which are both lower monthly payments with a deductible

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    plans. Health Maintenance Organization (HMO): This plan allows employers or a group to take care of their employees’ health care needs and help reduce the cost with hospitals‚ physicians or urgent care clinics. With a HMO plan it is known for the easiest and more flexible experience because they actually put the claims in for the patient. Preferred Provider Organization (PPO): This plan offers lower cowers cost to members billed to their health insurance plan. PPO members can choose any physician they

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    Chapter 5 really drove home how technology significantly affect health and medicine as we know it. It certainly cemented that technology and medicine are correlated and will probably always be that way in our society. The way the chapter begin with history of what has transpired in medicine and how we reached the current health plan options consumers have is helpful for those of us‚ like me‚ who have basic to intermediate understanding of health care choices. Although‚ as we know this book is a

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    cover life‚ death‚ health‚ and injury. As one of the largest health insurers in the United States‚ the company also offers disability and life insurance‚ retirement products‚ and several other services. The health care division offers HMOsPPOs‚ HSAs‚ and indemnity coverage. Aetna also provides dental‚ vision‚ behavioral health‚ Medicare‚ and Medicaid plans. The health care subsidy alone covers approximately 18 million members nationwide. Aetna Inc. ’s large pension segment distributes pensions‚

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    of health care‚ HMOs obtain better prices for their clients and make health care plans more flexible. Moreover‚ in most HMOs each patient is connected to a primary care physician who is responsible for providing diagnostics and transferring patient to different specialists. At the same time‚ downside of HMOs consists in the fact that patients’ choice of health care providers is somehow limited‚ as he/she can choose only among those which are members of a network of a certain HMO (Bihari‚

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    are a variety of HMOs available‚ which reimburse physicians in different ways‚ such as salary‚ per diem‚ or capitation payments (Bodenheimer & Grumbach‚ 2012). In addition‚ HMOs are considered a form of managed care‚ which was thought to reduce the costs of care (Bodenheimer &Grumbach‚ 2012). However‚ HMOs are not as important in the healthcare market today versus two decades ago (Bodenheimer & Grumbach‚ 2012). Overall‚ it seems that the healthcare industry is fading out HMOs and second-guessing

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    dramatic rise in health care expenditures. Most health plans in the U.S. today involve some form of managed care. Nearly 90 percent of Americans with health insurance are covered by HMOs and other managed-care plans. The reason for the shift from the traditional to managed care plans was to hold down healthcare costs. As HMOs grew physicians in private or small group practices have become

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    two includes the size of the network‚ ability to see specialist‚ plan cost‚ and coverage for out-of- network services. (“PPO VS HMO: What is the difference?). The HMO is more affordable and allows you to choose a doctor or the insurance assigns a doctor that is in your network at a cost dictated by the insurance. This usually lowers or eliminates the deductibles. However‚ the PPO plan is more flexible and consumers get to choose the doctor and the hospital even if it is not in network at a rate above

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    medical care or not. There are three basic types of managed care organizations: health maintenance organizations (HMOs)‚ preferred provider organizations (PPOs)‚ and point of service (POS) plans ("About Managed Care Health Plans‚" 2012). Managed care organizations contract a certain number of plans to providers in each service area. Health maintenance organizations (HMOs) provide a simple supplemental health maintenance and medical services to members who pay in advance a fixed periodic

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    Maintenance Organization (HMO) boom in the 80’s and 90’s to the more current trend of companies moving toward Consumer Driven Health Plans (CDHP). In 2008‚ health care spending accounted for 16.2% of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product‚ highest of all industrialized countries (Kaiser Foundation‚ 2010). The grow rate for health insurance over the past decade has been around 4.4%‚ which is higher than the growth rate for national income. Many people enrolled in the HMO plans at a low monthly rate

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