An insured in a preferred provider organization pays less out of his pocket if he chooses to use:

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As mentioned in the question, an insured in a preferred provider organization will pay less out of pocket if he or she chooses to use a preferred provider. This is because preferred providers have a contract with the insurance company to provide services at a lower cost to the insured. Choosing an out-of-network physician or a chiropractor would typically result in higher out-of-pocket costs for the insured. Choosing the insured's regular physician may or may not result in lower out-of-pocket costs depending on whether that physician is a preferred provider in the PPO network.

An Insured in a Preferred Provider Organization Pays Less Out