| managed care |
a health plan that places limits on which doctors and what kind of therapy and treatment a member may have and receive coverage.
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| managed care |
Name given to a broad spectrum of techniques by which insurance companies attempt to reduce health care costs by participating in decisions concerning the treatment given to those they insure.
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| managed care |
Method of organizing and financing health care services that emphasizes cost-effectiveness and coordination of care.
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| managed care |
Medical plans in which access to health-care services is managed to hold down unnecessary costs. The most common form of managed care is the health maintenance organization, or HMO, which restricts patients to the HMO's own stable of doctors. Premiums are lower than for traditional fee-for-service health care plans, and the charge for each doctor visit is modest. ...
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