Capitation still dominates California landscape
Capitation still dominates California landscape
Despite the overall importance of capitation in California's
healthcare marketplace, health plans continue to migrate from the HMO model,
putting financial pressure on physician organizations that retooled their
medical management and administrative systems to compete on cost and
efficiency. That's one conclusion of the California Health Care Market
Report 2006, written by Minneapolis-based
healthcare policy and finance analyst Allan Baumgarten and
published in March by the California HealthCare Foundation in Oakland.
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