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    Health Care Budget Managed care is a hard and complex organization. Managing an organization day today is a hard task but having individuals throughout the organization providing excellent service will help keep the organization at an all-time high with profitability and viability. It takes time for an organization to have a successful business and to have a better understanding of account budgeting. Most health care organizations use planning and budgeting functions to help a there organization…

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    A concept called, managed care, has impacted the views of the people by meaning it would be combining insurance with health care providers and facilities in a unified network of cost control in the 1990s. (Moody) Unfortunately shortly after as stated, “Pessimists believe that controlling costs by eliminating unnecessary care, as managed care tries to do, provides only temporary relief because we have already gotten most of the cost savings from managed care. In the long run, population…

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    INTRODUCTION The first managed care program was introduced in the United States in the late 19th century by a few insurance companies for businesses. (Kongstvedt, pg.3) Now in the 21st century managed care has evolved into a complex web not only for consumers of managed care but for the providers who are trying to provide the best clinical care for their patients. In this paper, we will discuss what managed care is (types), but also look at the complexities involved that make it difficult for…

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    Managed Health Care Reform

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    The Health Care Reform is a multi discussed, debated subject that has been the attention of American citizen for many years. In the presentation we are going to evaluate and make a schematic of what we know about the Health Care Reform and how this had been a strategy to stop the crisis in the medical field in US.(www.obamacare.com) We will discuss topics such as the Affordable Care Act, and the benefits/consequences of having it. ( Amadeo, K.), also types of Managed Care Plans (American…

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    The passage that stood out to me is the passage about managed care in the health care system. Manage care faces an ethical issue when it comes to “conflicts between patient autonomy, the overall benefit for managed care members, and profit margins” (Morrison, 2015). The example Morrison provides in the text book talks about how patient who needs services are being denied for coverage. By denying coverage, this can lead to premature deaths for patients. However, if uncovered services are provided…

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    information technology in managed care has been profoundly unique and advanced in today’s health care world. As managed health care continues to grow, we must conform to the beneficial ways of information technology for improving patients’ lives. There is good and bad ways to use technology or information technology, but it’s desired to know how and why it’s used in managed health care. Additionally, having the tools and background knowledge to accomplish the goals in managed healthcare and…

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    of harm. Many serious medical errors result from violations of recognized standards of practice. Large sectors of the health care business are dominated by nonprofit providers. Their payments are made by third parties, the government, private insurers and self-insurers. Managed care organization needs to know how to utilize health care policies and control costs health care for their consumers. By definition, health system seeks to improve health outcomes, but to do it must ensure that…

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    Certainly, the contribution of the Managed Care Organization to the present health system of the United States cannot be overstated; hence, the managed care organization is considered an integral part of the complex health care system in the United States. Through the evolution of the managed care industry, the organization has created various modalities of delivering health care services to their respective beneficiaries. For example the PPO, a PPO by all indications is a group of health…

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    gave an update on the Unified Managed Care Strategic Plan and that the Board appointed committee met with County staff and discussions continue around a joint strategic planning process. In that discussion there was an agreement that Mr. Butler and Ms. Tomcala would continue to work on a variety of issues and those discussions are going well. Also discussed was the idea of a strategic planning process and it was agreed to move forward with the idea to have a Managed Care Strategic Plan…

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    Concerns about cost have led to the popularity of managed care options, first by corporations for their employees and now by governments, through the Medicare and Medicaid programs. Despite recent federal budget surpluses and proposals to expand funding and benefits in Medicare, there is serious concern among economists, legislators, and bureaucrats about the long-term solvency of both publicly funded programs. Concerns about cost are present in every form of nursing practice; they affect how…

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