What the main differences are among ipas-ppos and poss

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Medical insurance and billing C144: Lucy, a 22-year-old, just entered the workforce and must choose a health care plan offered through her new company. She says she is daunted not only by the variety of managed care plan options, but by all the acronyms associated with those options. She asks someone what the main differences are among IPAs, PPOs, and POSs. Explain.

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