Add to ORKGThe prospective payment system for health services for Medicare beneficiaries has reversed the tide of "pay-as-you-go " reimbursement (1). In addition to the Medicare program, several state medical assistance programs and private health insurance plans have adopted this method of setting reimbursement in ad-vance. Through prospective reimbursement, providers have gained the ability to analyze the costs of care more systematically, and usefully. But those who pay for the provision of health-care services—insurers, managed care organizations, corporations, labor un-ions, governmental agencies, consumers—also gained this ability. These purchasers are now beginning to demand accountability from providers for the quality and efficiency...
Today\u27s hospital health care environment is a very complex one. Many changes, both internal and e...
Health care is what economists call a superior good, one that claims an increasing part of the con...
Health care is what economists call a superior good, one that claims an increasing part of the con...
Medicare has introduced a number of new pay-ment initiatives that will have a profound effect on hos...
The buzzword in the health care field today is “prospective payment.” Hospitals are phasing in a ne...
According to one prominent study, adults in the United States receive the generally accepted standar...
In 1965, Congress took its first historical step towards the ideal of universally accessible health ...
Eight basic payment methods are applicable across all types of health care. Each method is defined b...
The United States spends nearly twice as much on health care as a share of its economy than the aver...
Correspondence issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "In recen...
In fiscal year 1984, the United States\u27 Medicare program began reimbursing inpatient hospital ser...
The implementation in 1983 of payment reform under Medicare\u27s prospective payment system dramatic...
setting value-based payment goals for Medicare [1]. These goals include having at least 30 % of the ...
This paper discusses theoretical and empirical findings concerning insurance reimbursement of patien...
bursement, incorporated into Medicare from the outset, has been the dominant mode of fi-mincing for ...
Today\u27s hospital health care environment is a very complex one. Many changes, both internal and e...
Health care is what economists call a superior good, one that claims an increasing part of the con...
Health care is what economists call a superior good, one that claims an increasing part of the con...
Medicare has introduced a number of new pay-ment initiatives that will have a profound effect on hos...
The buzzword in the health care field today is “prospective payment.” Hospitals are phasing in a ne...
According to one prominent study, adults in the United States receive the generally accepted standar...
In 1965, Congress took its first historical step towards the ideal of universally accessible health ...
Eight basic payment methods are applicable across all types of health care. Each method is defined b...
The United States spends nearly twice as much on health care as a share of its economy than the aver...
Correspondence issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "In recen...
In fiscal year 1984, the United States\u27 Medicare program began reimbursing inpatient hospital ser...
The implementation in 1983 of payment reform under Medicare\u27s prospective payment system dramatic...
setting value-based payment goals for Medicare [1]. These goals include having at least 30 % of the ...
This paper discusses theoretical and empirical findings concerning insurance reimbursement of patien...
bursement, incorporated into Medicare from the outset, has been the dominant mode of fi-mincing for ...
Today\u27s hospital health care environment is a very complex one. Many changes, both internal and e...
Health care is what economists call a superior good, one that claims an increasing part of the con...
Health care is what economists call a superior good, one that claims an increasing part of the con...