Matching -Managed-Care Plan

Matching
-Managed-care plan

A) Type of managed care in which consumers are encouraged to stay within an approved network of providers but have more choices.
B) A type of managed care that lets HMO consumers see a broader list of providers for an additional fee.
C) A type of managed care in which most health care is funneled through and must be approved by the primary care doctor.
D) A type of health insurance in which the insurer contracts with a defined group of health providers,which the consumer must use or face higher out-of-pocket costs.
E) A type of managed care plan,sold individually to younger people,which carries lower costs but does not cover many services.