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Medicare Advantage Enrollment and Total Medicare Program Spending. [PDF]

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Alfrey B, Gordon AS, Locke MN, Kowalski JL.   +3 more
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Use of Claims Data to Screen for Functional Limitations Among Medicare Beneficiaries.

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Mathews M, Martino SC, Agniel D, Hernandez HG, Beckett MK, Saliba D, Dembosky JW, Orr N, Elliott MN.   +8 more
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Access to Specialty Cancer Care and Plan Disenrollment Among Medicare Beneficiaries.

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Achola-Kothari EM, Dusetzina SB, Graves JA, Stevenson DG, Keohane LM.   +4 more
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Authorized Generics as a Manufacturer Response to the Medicaid Rebate Cap Removal.

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El-Kilani ZS, Kulkarni S, Levy JF.
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Self-reported satisfaction of enrollees in capitated and fee-for-service dental benefit plans

Journal of the American Dental Association, 2004
This article examines the impact of capitated, or CAP, and fee-for-service, or FFS, dental benefit plans on the enrollees' satisfaction with their plans and their satisfaction with their dentists.The authors selected four dental markets: California, New Jersey, Michigan and North Carolina. Eight Fortune 500 companies participated.
Albert H Guay
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Utilization, Costs, and Access to Primary Care in Fee-for-Service and Managed Care Plans

Social Work in Public Health, 2001
This study compares access to primary care, utilization, and costs among enrollees in four forms of managed care and an indemnity plan. We use 1996 data from a commercial insurer. Most managed care enrollees had better access to primary care services than indemnity enrollees.
James N Laditka, Sarah Laditka
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Capitation and fee-for-service dental benefit plans: economic incentives, utilization, and service-mix

Journal of the American Dental Association, 1988
Insurance carriers, corporations, and labor groups are actively developing and marketing dental capitation benefit plans. Incentives to both dentists and patients in these plans differ from those in the traditional fee-for-service system used with conventional benefit plans.
Albert H Guay
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A Comparison of Quality in a Dual-choice Dental Plan: Capitation versus Fee-for-service

Journal of Public Health Dentistry, 1990
AbstractThe quality of dental care provided under a dual‐choice dental plan was evaluated. Eleven practices, six capitation and five fee‐for‐service, were examined. The methodology was based primarily on examinatbn of elements of structure and process of care.

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