Individual health insurance within the family: can subsidies promote family coverage?

Article Abstract:

The importance of health insurance costs in deciding for family insurance coverage is investigated. It was found that premium subsidies for individual insurance will result in improved family coverage. The impacts of the subsidies in relation to the cost of their implementation are also analyzed.

California, Health insurance, Group insurance, Group health insurance, Report

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The effect of medicare's prospective payment system on discharge outcomes of skilled nursing facility residents

Article Abstract:

The impact of prospective payment system of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on quality of skilled nursing facility care is examined.

Product quality, Quality management, Nursing services

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Managed care discounting: evidence from the marketscan database

Article Abstract:

Factual data proves that discounts in managed care actually are present. This is substantiated by citing the case of prices for angioplasty.

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