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Many managed care organizations require referrals from primary care physicians to specialists
Colodia Owens has written: 'Managed Care Organizations' -- subject(s): Managed Care Programs, Managed care plans (Medical care)
The four types of managed care plans are health maintenance organizations (HMOs), preferred provider organizations (PPOs), exclusive provider organizations (EPOs), and point-of-service plans (POS).
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Sarah Feldman has written: 'Managed care and provider volume' -- subject(s): Econometric models, Managed care plans (Medical care), Preferred provider organizations (Medical care)
Many managed care organizations require referrals from primary care physicians to specialists. Some do not.
Managed care organizations emphasize drug treatment over counseling for children with behavior problems because it is typically more cost-effective and may show quicker results. Additionally, there may be a perception that medication can provide a more standardized and measurable approach to treatment compared to counseling. However, a comprehensive approach that includes both medication and counseling may be most beneficial for long-term success.
Kathleen S. Penkert has written: 'Marketing to managed care organizations' -- subject(s): Marketing, Child mental health services, Managed mental health care
Managed care was developed as a response to rising healthcare costs and a need to control spending while improving the quality of care. It aimed to create a system that would coordinate and manage healthcare services efficiently by emphasizing preventive care, cost containment, and provider networks. Managed care organizations use various strategies such as utilization review, capitation, and care coordination to achieve these goals.
Managed care was developed in response to rising healthcare costs and a perceived need to control the quality and delivery of healthcare services. It aimed to promote cost-effective care by emphasizing preventive measures and efficient service delivery. Managed care organizations negotiate with healthcare providers to create networks and govern access to care to meet quality standards and control expenses.