For real reform, watch the states
Lutz, S.
Modern Healthcare 25(4): 30-35
1995
ISSN/ISBN: 0160-7480 PMID: 10139585 Document Number: 452106
The Medicaid reimbursement system has long been the domain of state actuaries and payment specialists. But it's fast becoming a battering ram for managed care as states gain federal approval to put their billion-dollar programs into the hands of risk-taking HMOs.
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