A PPO provides services only to those receiving Medicaid benefits.

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A PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) is a type of healthcare plan that allows patients to see providers outside of the network but at a higher cost. PPOs can be available to those receiving Medicaid benefits, but they are not exclusive to Medicaid recipients. PPOs can also be offered through private insurance plans and to individuals who purchase insurance through their employer or on the individual market.

A PPO Provides Services Only to Those Receiving Medicaid Benefits