2022-10-26T03:06:34+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>HMOs</p>, <p>a, c, e</p>, <p>staff model</p>, <p>physicians can only provide care to patients in HMO they are contracted with; staff model</p>, <p>c</p>, <p>Group Model </p>, <p>Network Model</p>, <p>Independent Practice Association (IPA)</p>, <p>Open Access HMO</p>, <p>Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO)</p>, <p>financial incentive</p>, <p>HMOs</p>, <p>Point of Service Plan (POS)</p>, <p>managed health insurance</p> flashcards
Types of MCOs

Types of MCOs

  • HMOs

    -offer comprehensive health care services to members for a fixed monthly fee by contracting with or employing physicians, hospitals, and other health care professionals to provide medical care to enrollees.

  • a, c, e

    In regards to HMOs, select all that applies:

    a. coverage outside of network is not covered

    b. patients are fined if they use providers outside of network

    c. utilizes a gatekeeper (PCP) to coordinate medical needs

    d. coverage outside of network is covered, but costs more

    e. providers are placed at financial risk in some capacity

  • staff model

    _______ is a type of HMO characterized by direct ownership of healthcare facilities and direct employment of physicians.

  • physicians can only provide care to patients in HMO they are contracted with; staff model

    Describe a closed panel plan and which type of HMO does this fall under?

  • c

    Which form of HMO covers the physicians salaries?

    a. Group model

    b. Network model

    c. staff model

  • Group Model

    - a type of HMO characterized by contracts with large, multispecialty groups offering services exclusively to the HMO on a capitated basis

    -physicians are not paid on salary, instead take on financial risk through contracts

  • Network Model

    -contracts with several large multi-specialty groups for services

    -open-panel

    -networks receive payment under capitation and they, in turn, pay physicians under a variety of mechanisms

  • Independent Practice Association (IPA)

    -usually a very small group of physicians or an independent practice

    -can see patients not enrolled in HMO

    -for patients under HMO, providers may be reimbursed on discounted fee-for-service

  • Open Access HMO

    -members may access any provider in the HMO without going through a PCP

    -physicians share at least some level of risk for costs

  • Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO)

    -affiliations of providers that seek contracts from insurance plans

    -usually have nonexclusive arrangements with PPO; can see patients from other plans

  • financial incentive

    PPO provide ________ to patients so they will receive care from providers in the preferred network.

  • HMOs

    What is typically seen as more restrictive by patients, PPOs or HMOs?

  • Point of Service Plan (POS)

    -functions similarly to HMO in that you pick a PCP who manages and coordinates your care within network.

    -different in that each time you need health care you can either decide to stay in or out of network

  • managed health insurance

    -includes traditional indemnity and service benefit plans that utilize cost controls

    -employers are moving away from plans like this