… Ultimately, we conclude that although the managed care revolution has evolved quite
differently than expected, it continues to play a major role in shaping local health care markets, …

… care delivery and financing. This article provides an overview of the interrelated events that
led to the present-day managed care … system characterized the revolutionary period that …

… we are experiencing a managed care “revolution,” and managed competition is increasingly
… The dramatic shifts in enrollment from indemnity to managed care largely reflect employers' …

… 1990s reflect the maturation of the managed care revolution, with near total saturation
achieved in many areas, or does it reflect the peak of the managed care movement, to be followed …

… T he managed care revolution is now well established in … of medical practice in the managed
care era. The data are … ' experiences in states where managed care is less well established. …

… are quite early in our explora-organizations to service managed care in taking care tion of
how to deliver the highest quality of care to aof ESRD patients will direct patients and payers to …

… managed care contracts, healthcare financial managers of providers should develop an overall
managed care … recent predictions of the demise of managed care, hoping it will spell the …

… That revolution is the shift away from traditional fee-for-service (FFS) financing to managed
care … This presentation is not designed as a justification for managed care efforts (a topic of …

… , that provided the original impetus for the health care revolution. The exercise helps us to
exorcise a false dichotomy: that managed care, with its undeniable complexity, replaced a …

… of managed care’s ascendancy puts it this way: “Transformation of the health care delivery
system through managed care has … ’s health-care system through managed care was initially …