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  1. reduced premiums
  2. reduced co-payments
  3. no deductibles or annual maximums
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Q: What is one advantage to HMOs?
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Is there any lawyer who can help me to fight against Third Party Administrator for HMOS?

Fairless Hills,PA is in the zip code 19030, which is in Bucks County. Leslie A. Mitnick of Stark&Stark Attorneys deals with HMOS and medical Malpractice. Her Phone number is 267.907.9616.


Is a triple option plan a managed care plan?

Yes the Triple Option Plan is a type of managed care plan. It gives to its enrollees the freedom to choose among HMOs, PPOs, and basic indemnity. HMOs and PPOs are other types of managed care.


Why do HMOs require referrals and preauthorizations?

HMOs require referrals and preauthorizations to control costs by ensuring that care is given by the appropriate provider and that treatments are necessary and effective. This helps to prevent unnecessary or duplicated services and promotes coordinated care among different healthcare providers.