
As physicians and medical centers move into a changing reimbursement era, it is valuable for physician executives to have tools to help physicians understand the relationships among costs, revenues, and utilization. These relationships differ within the fee-for-service, prepaid, and managed fee-for-service revenue models. This article describes these different revenue models and highlights the benefits and issues associated with each model.
Reimbursement Mechanisms, Competitive Medical Plans, Fees, Medical, Managed Care Programs, Income, Capitation Fee, Models, Econometric, Prepaid Health Plans, United States
Reimbursement Mechanisms, Competitive Medical Plans, Fees, Medical, Managed Care Programs, Income, Capitation Fee, Models, Econometric, Prepaid Health Plans, United States
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