Types of Managed Care Plans: Open-Panel HMO, Closed-Panel HMO, and POS

The correct answers are: Open-panel HMO, Closed-panel HMO, and POS plans. \n\nManaged care plans are a type of health insurance that focuses on controlling healthcare costs by providing services through a network of providers. \n\nOpen-panel HMOs allow members to see providers outside of the network, but at a higher cost. \n\nClosed-panel HMOs require members to see providers within the network. \n\nPOS plans (Point of Service) offer a combination of HMO and PPO features, allowing members to see providers outside the network for an additional cost. \n\nACA (Affordable Care Act) is a law that regulates health insurance and does not represent a specific type of managed care plan. \n\nIndemnity plans are traditional health insurance plans that allow members to choose any provider, but they typically have higher deductibles and copayments.