… This paper quantifies risk selection among competing Medicare managed care plans, using
… Thus, we do not know the extent to which risk selection among MMC plans operating in the …

… Risk … risk selection, we estimate the degree to which risk selection is observable, which
can help employers decide whether they need to risk adjust premiums or whether the risk …

… ” plan available; the figure demonstrates substantially more risk selection among those
needing to make an active plan … Figure 2b illustrates how the degree of risk selection differs for …

… most worrisome form of risk selection by insurers: skimping on the quality of care. By this
we mean that insurers could purposely contract with health care providers who might provide …

… at risk selection, physicians who reported that they could provide worse quality care to their
patients in capitated plans … A national survey of the arrangements managed-care plans make …

… between M+C plan benefits in 1999 and a measure of risk selection based on inpatient …
coverage in particular, attract high risks. The implication is that M+C plans will offer too few of …

… why the Affordable Care Act could lead to favorable or adverse risk selection across plans.
It … cross-section of managed care plans [Internet]. Watertown (MA) : IMS LifeLink Health …

… , and increased capitation of health care plans, the prob? lem of … Care Financing and
Organization (HCFO) initiative. It was designed first to describe how health plans use risk selection …

… predict health care expenditure. The econometric evidence suggests that the … care plans
benefit from risk selection effects. In the case of the health maintenance organization (HMO) plan…

… risk selection” can be easily accomplished with a simple question about general health.
Favorable selection into Medicare managed care, first … Evidence suggests that some plans may …