An Individual Practice Association differs from an HMO in that
A)you have no choice of the physician.
B)they are located in a central facility.
C)associated doctors operate from their own offices.
D)they are less likely to be found in small communities.
E)none of these.

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An Individual Practice Association (IPA) differs from an HMO in that associated doctors operate from their own offices, while HMOs are often located in a central facility. The other options are not accurate descriptions of the difference between an IPA and an HMO.

An Individual Practice Association Differs from an HMO in That