Initially it was launched with the motive for containing costs. Spiraling health care costs easily beat the inflationary increases of the 80's and the 90's. Today however both indemnity insurance and health insurance policies compete with each other with regard to cost and the quality of care and service provided, and it would not be easy to distinguish one from the other.
Today we have a vast variety of affordable health insurance policies. On the one side we have:
- The Traditional Indemnity Plans
- The HMOs or the Health Maintenance Organization.
- PPOs ( Preferred Provider Organizations) plan
- POS (Point of Service) plan.
The latter two are hybrid variations of the traditional indemnity plans and the HMOs. While the HMO is normally credited with providing the customer the cheapest and most affordable health insurance but with minimal benefits, the indemnity plans are considered the most expensive but crediting with providing the customer maximum benefits.
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