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    Integrated-Managed Care

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    select articles that accurately and completely describe important issues such as healthcare and managements. Public health and managed care is an ongoing collaboration that requires appropriate attention and awareness. I would have given priority for publication to the article written by Koplan and Harris. They walk us from the early origin of the concept of integrated managed care into the actual challenges and what the future tasks are ahead of us. The strong and opinionated tone of voice…

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    During the 1990s managed care contained costs, but eventually healthcare expenditures began to rise, the ability to manage was constrained, and the consumers were disgruntled. Healthcare cost continued to rise due to technological advances and inflation. Some advances during that time included: drug therapies, increased number of outpatient visits, higher consumer demand, administration costs, government mandates, and the aging of our population (Fox & Kongstvedt, 2007, p. 14). Many companies…

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    Relationships in Managed Care Introduction The United States healthcare system has been controlled by managed care organizations for more than 25 years. The purpose of managed care was to restrain the rising cost of healthcare while maintaining high levels of quality care. The rules and regulations created by managed care organizations has cause some significant issues within the physician practices. A positive physician-patient relationship is essential to receiving good healthcare. Managed…

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    Managed Care Roles

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    board in a managed care organization. The roles of the managed care organizations are used to reduce the cost of health care services through several forms of methods such as incentives that are useful through patient doctor relationships to develop a better form of care for the patients. “Gale Cengage Learning (2013) reports Managed care” refers to that type of health care system under which medical care and treatment is managed by the entity paying the bills, and not the medical care or…

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    Managed Care History

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    Knowledge of health care systems helps with acknowledging questions and comprehension of the jobs within medical billing and coding work environments. A professional specialist in billing must understand comprehend the history of the process involved in the billing like insurance information, what key terms means in the managed care system of health care and etc. Managed care is a type of healthcare system that helps costs and how the medical field services those who belong to a plan or plans…

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    Evolution Of Managed Care

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    Evolution and Current Trends of Managed Care As the landscape of health care in America evolved, early care practices of the 1900’s gravitated toward a prepaid medical group practice, leading to a managed care approach to health care. Evolution continued leading to an expansion of health benefits, and various options of providers and services ultimately leading to a rise in health care cost that could not be overcome. This paper will discuss the forces of change for managed care, current…

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    Managed Care Continuum

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    Short Paper 2 Managed care is constantly progressive. It is a field that is continually evolving. At the far left of the continuum of managed care lies managed indemnity and to the far right is closed panel HMOs. When we talk about the continuum of managed care we are referring to “clinical or operational improvements to the overall delivery of care.”(Bharucha, 2012) Moving towards the right of the continuum the main goal is to provide better quality, service and lower costs. According to…

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    Managed Care Analysis

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    Managed care programs are focused on the accuracy and reliability of patient services, care and cost. While managed care programs implement, coordinate, and plan the services, care, and cost it’s vital to consider population health and disease management. Population health and disease management have been a significant part for managed care programs for decades and ways to improve and help patients is the goal. The role of primary care physicians and specialists is very important to address the…

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    Managed Care Choices

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    Choosing health care can be very difficult or even overwhelming. You might have a lot of questions. Here are some tips and information for making your healthcare choices not so difficult. Some insurance options are Parent’s health insurance IF you are still considered a dependent on your parents insurance you can usually stay on until your 26th birthday. Be sure to check with your plan to make sure you’re covered. Some schools and colleges offer basic coverage for a low cost or no cost.…

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    According to most studies, during 1980 and 1990 a long-debated issue concerning the significant growth of managed care plans within the health industry. Both toward the substantial cost saving to managed care as well as their heavily controlled patient care model. The one worry less notable during the managed care launch and large enrollment of new members was their risk adverse structure. The managed care system developed a method that enabled them to shift the risk and medical liability,…

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