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- New Health-Plan Options Available. Averill, Scott W. // Business Journal (Central New York);11/17/2006, Vol. 20 Issue 46, p25
The author reflects on various types of health plans and offers tips for the selection of the plan that provides the best benefit coverage and price in the U.S. Among the plans cited, include consumer-driven health plans and deductible plans combined with a health savings accounts and split...
- Health-care benefit survival tactics for employers to mull. Kokenge, Nancy // Journal of Business (10756124);2/12/2009, Vol. 24 Issue 4, pB10
In this article the author discusses tips in mitigating the implication of the rising cost of health-care benefits provided by companies in the U.S. She elaborates and discusses on the basic steps to reduce the businesses' health-care cost while still providing the medical and health care needs...
- BARGAIN HUNT. Coleman, Alison // Employee Benefits;Mar2011, p29
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- Take a Closer Look at How OASIS Dressing Items Impact Reimbursement. // Eli's OASIS Alert;Apr2012, Vol. 13 Issue 4, pp40
The article discusses the impact of the Outcome & Assessment Information Set (OASIS) dressing items M1810 and M1820 on the health insurance reimbursement in the U.S.
- Share the cost of LTC, says Wanless. McMillan, Paul // Money Marketing;4/6/2006, p16
The article reports on the need for Government and individual to share funding for a long term provision of care. Health care demands is increasing tremendously requiring more assistance for services hence collaboration between the state and the individual is necessary to satisfy people's health...
- Survey of Primary Care Pediatricians on the Transition and Transfer of Adolescents to Adult Health Care. Burke, Robert; Spoerri, Michael; Price, Ashley; Cardosi, Ann-Marie; Flanagan, Patricia; Md5 // Clinical Pediatrics;May2008, Vol. 47 Issue 4, p347
The transition and transfer from pediatrics to adult health care of youth with and without special health care needs has become a focus of professional organizations, health care insurers, national policy makers, and providers. To understand transition and transfer at a primary care practice...
- Hudson Health Plan receives the highest rating in NYS's 2009 Quality Incentive Program. // Hudson Valley Business Journal;2/8/2010, Vol. 21 Issue 6, p12
The article focuses on Hudson Health Plan which is ranked highest in the 2009 Quality Incentive Program, a New York State Department of Health's (DOH) annual grading of Medicaid managed care plans. According to president and chief executive officer (CEO) Georganne Chapin, Hudson Health Plan has...
- 'Health home' could be Medicaid cure. Golden, John // Westchester County Business Journal;4/30/2012, Vol. 48 Issue 18, p16
The article focuses on the officials at Hudson Health Plan, aiming to use their award-winning as a health home model to serve Medicaid patients at reduced costs in Westchester County, New York. President Georganne Chapin says that Hudson Health Plan aims to work with several health care...
