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    Managed healthcare in today’s world seems to be leaning in favor of the insurance carriers‚ not the provider or patient. Caregivers that attempt to operate a cash practice are taking a huge risk. In today’s healthcare world‚ it is almost imperative that doctors are participating in medical insurance plans‚ for their businesses to survive. The advantages of managed care plans include: 1. Co-payments are pre-determined‚ a person always know how much they will be paying out-of-pocket for services

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    sharing providers in and out of the network (Kongstvedt‚ 2007). The PPO commonly negotiates a lower overall fee arrangement with physicians‚ hospitals‚ clinics and other health care providers. For this reason; utilization management is another common characteristic of PPO so that they are able to control the cost of health care. With that being said‚ PPO allows participants to make their own opinion as to whether or not they would like to be covered by network providers or non-network providers. If the

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    Eventually the government had to step back in and reassess their role in health care. Here is what you need to know about the industry. Types of Health Care Programs: - HMOs are Health Maintenance Organizations that provide health care for a fixed monthly fee. - PPOs are Preferred Provider Organizations are usually offered through large employers where patients can more options and not be as restricted as an HMO. Ambulatory health care services are those that are used on an episodic or emergency basis

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    Managed Care Organizations Guiseppina Saieva Kaplan University Managed Care Organizations Aetna ’s managed care organization mission is to help people find quality health care at a low cost so they can achieve financial security and maintain a healthy status. They work with doctors‚ hospitals‚ employers‚ patients‚ public officials‚ and others so they can build a stronger health care system for the public (Aetna Inc‚ 2001). Humana ’s managed care organization helps

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    OBAMACARE Name: The Unknowns Course: Introduction to American Government Institution: Professor Luma Date: 24 March 2015 History Prior to the onset of the Obamacare‚ the American healthcare system was characterized by increasing cost of healthcare. For instance in the 10 years before the implementation of the Obamacare‚ total expenditure increased at a constant rate. These rising rates of expenditure were unearthed to be caused by the new technology and medicines; this is according to the

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    services when rendered Physicians having to add to their staff Comments: 3. Question : A candidate for Certified Medical Billing Specialist (CMBS) certification is motivated to: Student Answer: Assist providers in maximizing reimbursement through proper coding Improve his/her medical billing knowledge Develop new skills in proper documentation All of the above Comments: 4. Question : The Registered Health

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    satisfaction and retention‚ though many organizations do not see the importance‚ according to a recent survey conducted by insurance company MetLife. More than three-quarters of employees who say they have good healthcare benefits also report high job satisfaction‚ and 71 percent of those workers are loyal to their employers. Conversely‚ only about one-fourth of staff members who are dissatisfied with their benefits are happy and loyal to their organization. I have been given the task to research

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    Hmo vs. Ppo

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    HMO or PPO HMO or PPO The rising costs of medical care in the 1920’s were the start of Americans needing health care insurance. The first type of Health Management Organization (HMO) insurance was a prepaid insurance for the lumber mill workers in Tacoma Washington (Difference and Comparison‚ n.d.). It consisted of the lumber mill and the employees paying each month for insurance in the event they may need health care in the future. This was successful that in 1929 Ross-Loos Medical group

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    Medical Association started to do whatever it could to suppress the growth of prepaid plans and cooperatives. Nevertheless in the middle of the Great Depression health plans such as Blue Cross and Blue Shield as well as HMOs‚ began to function. Providers wanted to maintain and improve patient revenue; employers started seeking benefits for their employees‚ consumers seeking access to improved and affordable health care‚ and even a housing lending agency seeking a reduction in the number of foreclosures

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    Kaiser Permanente Botches Its Kidney Transplant Center Project Kaiser Permanente is one of the country’s foremost health maintenance organizations (HMOs)‚ also referred to as integrated managed care organizations. HMOs provide health care that is fulfilled by hospitals‚ doctors‚ and other providers with which the HMO has a contract. While Kaiser is a non- profit organization‚ the company earned $ 34.4 billion in revenues in 2007. Kaiser has approximately 170‚000 employees‚ over 13‚000 doctors‚ and serves

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