Surveys help find out what HMO patients think of care

Article Abstract:

HMOs that work to control cost and foster a healthier, less expensive membership are planning to identify the patientsE views about them through surveys. Surveys provide an advantage of knowing and addressing the patientsE concerns before any grades can be passed on to the HMO.

Surveys, Medical care, Cost of, Health care costs, Patient care

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Money woes solved with cash-only practice

Article Abstract:

Dr. Todd Coulter, an internist from Ocean Springs sees patients only on cash-basis, something what others are afraid to do. He reveals the management of the transition and the changed it got in his practice.

Interview, Internists, Coulter, Todd

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