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What is the difference between an epo and ppo insurance plan?
Employer Payment Organization (EPO)
* Similar to an HMO
* Members must get care within a specific network of providers
* Out of network care may be provided at a reduced cost
* Members cannot self refer to see a specialist
* EPOs offer fixed copayments and deductibles
Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
* Members can go in and out of network
* In-network care does not require a referral
* Members can self-refer to see a specialist
* PPOs offer negotiated rates with providers and members may be responsible for a percentage of the bill, including deductibles and copays
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