In-Network or Out-of-Network: What’s the Difference?
In-network: A national network of health care providers and facilities that accept pre-negotiated, discounted rates. You will typically save money when you receive care and services from in-network providers.
Out-of-network: Providers or facilities that do not offer discounted rates. You can visit these providers, but they will likely charge you more for care and services and can charge you for the difference between their price and the amount the plan will cover.