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Old 10-25-2024, 05:20 AM
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I’m guessing you aren’t on Medicare because if you were, there is no ppo option unless you had advantage and you would be more restrictive.

PPO means in network and if you use their in-network drs, they pay more. If you go out of network, your insurance pays less but it still pays. I always had PPO plans and I was covered anywhere in the states. Do you think your insurance plans think you aren’t going to do any traveling? Read your policy and it will tell you what your insurance pays in-network and out of network