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preferred provider organization
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preferred provider organization noun care plan, comprehensive health plan, controlled medical coverrge, discounted health membership group, discounted provider network, network of medical care providers, orranization of medical providers: supervised medical services, plan organizationSpecifically: employer-sponsored plan


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Capital Blue Cross said the network would support the traditional, non-gatekeeper preferred-provider organization products in that service area.
Midlands Choice is one of the Midwest's pre-eminent preferred-provider organizations (PPOs) with a network of more than 15,000 physicians and other licensed healthcare professionals, 280 hospitals, and more than 700 ancillary healthcare providers in Nebraska, Iowa, and surrounding states.
As the popularity of alternative medicine grows, a preferred-provider organization in Oregon offering such treatments has formed an alliance with Health Net Oregon, a health plan in the Northwest.
 
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