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Choosing and using a health plan.(Pamphlet)
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Pamphlet by: Agency for Healthcare Research andQuality
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February 5, 2001
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Copyright informationCOPYRIGHT 2001 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan. All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)
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Changes and Choices
Health care in America is changing rapidly. Twenty-five years ago, most people in the United States had indemnity insurance coverage. A person with indemnity insurance could go to any doctor, hospital, or other provider (which would bill for each service given), and the insurance and the patient would each pay part of the bill.
But today, more than half of all Americans who have health insurance are enrolled in some kind of managed care plan, an organized way of both providing services and paying for them. Different types of managed care plans work differently and include preferred provider organizations (PPOs), health maintenance organizations ...
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Managed care's challenge to stay vital to health care
The Journal Record;
September 4, 1996 ;
Stanley Hupfield;
690 words
......stories about health care. The target now is managed care and the consumer...this rush to managed care has resulted in a decrease in health care inflation, a welcome...cases, rectify -- managed care. As our health care system continues...
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Profit-managed health care.(radiologic technicians must adjust to...
Radiologic Technology;
May 1, 1996 ;
Clements, Roland;
787 words
......the transition to managed care will affect the health care industry. It predicted...our profession. Managed care cuts health care costs and increases...study has proven health care quality declines under managed care. However, studies...
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HMOS Managing managed care Faced with growing constituent complaints,...
The Boston Globe;
March 30, 1997 ;
Alex Pham, Globe Staff;
787 words
......joint committee on health care finds he's one...lot of action on managed care," he said. "Now...aimed at managing "managed care" insurers. By...the ballooning health care bill. Much of...out by praise of managed care's ability to tame...turned, putting ...
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Managed Care: Satisfaction Guaranteed ... Not!(managed health care)
Health and Social Work;
August 1, 1999 ;
Davidson, Tim Davidson, Jeanette R. Keigher, Sharon M.;
787 words
......approaches with managed care organizations (MCOs) under the Health Care Financing Administration...About 40 percent of health care spending is from...interrupt the power of managed care. Market demand...private and public health care dollars in ...
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Employers looking beyond managed care.(to control health care...
Business Insurance;
August 13, 2001 ;
Prince, Michael;
787 words
...As managed care plans run...to control health care costs, employers...patients over managed care's strict controls...meet their health care needs, are...consumer-driven health care company in Alexandria, Va. Managed care companies...
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Safeguarding the interests of people with AIDS in managed care...
Albany Law Review;
March 22, 1998 ;
Blum, John D.;
787 words
......expensive ads for health care institutions and managed care plans.(1...organized health care delivery has...twentieth century. Managed care, in all of...functions with health-care vehicles...the range of managed care plans is the...
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All health care segments must share pain of change. (Making Managed Care...
National Underwriter Life & Health-Financial Services Edition;
April 22, 1991 ;
Lance, Larry K.;
787 words
...All Health Care Segments Must...controlling soaring health care costs is through...properly administered managed care program. In order...managed care. Managed care can contain the...and manage their health care offerings, including...selecting ...
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Salaries on the rise; some careers derailed: health executives' job plans...
Crain's Chicago Business;
September 9, 1996 ;
Benson, Barbara Scott, Chris;
741 words
......the rise of managed care and newly...are forcing health care executives...obsolete. Managed care is creating...jobs in the health care field. But...Manhattan health care executive search firm. Managed care, with its...
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Managed care makes strides. (stability of health care costs)
Business Insurance;
January 29, 1996 ;
471 words
......in a row, group health care costs have remained...shows that group health care costs for active...no fluke: group health care costs actually fell...to reign in group health care costs. This has...while the threat of health care reform is often...overhaul ...
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Managed care: employer's influence on the health care system.
Nursing Economics;
July 1, 1996 ;
Corder, Karen T. Phoon, Janet Barter, Marjorie;
787 words
......appreciate the impact managed care is having on the current health care system and how...and accessible health care a reality. Managed care must be implemented...out-of-control health care system. To understand...forces driving managed care, ...
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Study sees passing of managed-care era.(expects health care to undergo...
Business Insurance;
December 23, 2002 ;
pRINCE, mICHAEL;
596 words
......The era of managed care may be coming...end, causing health care to undergo...that, with health care costs skyrocketing, managed care plans registering...escalation in health care costs, this...disregarded.'' Managed care, to its credit...
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Big insurers fine-tuning managed care programs. (managed care health care...
National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management;
September 20, 1993 ;
Schwartz, Matthew P.;
752 words
...Convinced that any health care reform plan will...on the merits of managed care, the nation's heavyweight...to manage every health care event. Other insurers...development of managed care models. When we...vice president, health care policy, Prudential, said ...
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New York group fights managed care critics. (health care industry)
Business Insurance;
May 18, 1998 ;
Kazel, Robert;
787 words
......warns that proposed managed care reform in the state...will risk boosting health care costs by billions...Americans enrolled in managed care are less satisfied with their health care than those in fee-for-ser...denied being in managed care when ...
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GOP RESPONDS TO HEALTH-CARE FEARS CONGRESS TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS THAT...
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO);
December 21, 1997 ;
405 words
......to be failing on health care. Constituents are...insurers, particularly managed care firms, which control...confidence in their health care,'' said Adrienne...Blendon, professor of health policy at Harvard...Harvard poll on managed care found that people...five ...
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Evaluating the economic impact of managed care contracts: behavioral...
Behavioral Health Management;
May 1, 1996 ;
Gorman, Bruce C.;
787 words
......changes occurring in health care financing and...the impact of managed care--particularly...of the proposed managed care arrangement and...The behavioral health care facility/provider...possibility of gaining a managed care contract in the...other ...
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