Population health: A new way of thinking about managed care and physician payment structures
Medical Staff Briefing, May 1, 2012
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In the 1990s, the term "managed care" had a negative connotation, as patients perceived it as payers' way of encouraging physicians to deny needed healthcare services. But managed care has come a long way since then and is making a comeback in light of pressure from payers and the public to reduce the cost of healthcare while simultaneously improving its quality. In fact, accountable care organizations (ACO), which are cropping up all over the country, are a form of managed care.
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