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Medicare Advantage Beneficiary Enrollment Decisions Following New Complex Conditions.

open access: yesJAMA Health Forum
Meiselbach MK, Xu J, Brown T, Polsky D.
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HMOs: Origins and Development

New England Journal of Medicine, 1985
Health maintenance organizations (HMOs)1 2 3 4 5 6 7 were first developed on a large scale around the turn of the 19th century, but were not then known as HMOs.
T R, Mayer, G G, Mayer
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THE HMO QUESTION

Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1985
Can a Large Health Maintenance Organization Deliver Acute Psychiatric Services?
P, Wojdowski, K, Hartnett
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Nursing in an HMO

The American Journal of Nursing, 1974
sidered important members of the primary health team and they render much of the primary care, freeing the physician to concentrate upon those aspects of care he alone is qualified to deliver. The primary health care is provided in one of the main health centers (Kenmore and Cambridge), a neighborhood health center (Mission Hill-Parker Hill), in ...
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North Med HMO

The Journal of Rural Health, 1998
SummaryNorthMed HMO is viewed by its owners as an important vehicle for integrating rural providers in northern Michigan. Through the HMO, rural providers hope to be able to contract with government programs, while retaining private‐sector patients through employer contracts.For most rural providers, NorthMed HMO does not yet represent a major source ...
J, Christianson, S, Krein
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THE HMOs

Social Work in Health Care, 1976
New areas of practice are open to innovative social workers in an existing and expanding comprehensive health care delivery system--the health maintenance organization (HMO). In this article, four health plan models are described that document the experience of social workers in established HMOs.
C, Bell, L M, Gorman
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Health Policy and the HMO

The Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly, 1972
Policy making is fraught with difficulty. The long-range results are often far afield from the original expectation. This, of course, has been conspicuous in such fields as defense, foreign affairs and economics. Serious attempts to formulate a national policy for the delivery of medical services are relatively new for the United States. Foreseeing the
E W, Saward, M R, Greenlick
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Medical Associates HMO

The Journal of Rural Health, 1998
SummaryMedical Associates HMO is based on a multi specialty group practice located in a small metropolitan area. That group practice regards the HMO as an important strategy for maintaining and increasing patient referrals. A substantial portion of the HMOs service area is rural; therefore, the HMOs relationships with rural providers are important ...
A, Wellever, J, Christianson
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