HMOs are reduced to being prepaid indemnity health insurers.
作者信息
Johnson D E
出版信息
Health Care Strateg Manage. 2001 Jun;19(6):19, 1.
PMID:11409094
Abstract
When you go into negotiations with a managed care organization, you need to understand the economic and financial forces that are at work on HMOs and PPOs as well as the financial condition of your organization.
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