When a person insured with a preferred provider organization plan receives healthcare services from a provider who does not participate in the plan, the insured person ____.
A) gets a lower deductible
B) has a reduced copayment
C) pays more for the service
D) loses insurance coverage

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When a person insured with a preferred provider organization (PPO) plan receives healthcare services from a provider who does not participate in the plan, they typically pay more for the service. This is because PPOs usually have agreements with a network of providers to offer services at a discounted rate, and out-of-network providers do not have such agreements.

When a Person Insured with a Preferred Provider Organization Plan