Your hospital has a contract with a large national health insurer that barely covers cost but does
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Your hospital has a contract with a large national health insurer that barely covers cost but does provide a small overall profit. Under the terms of this contract, the insurer may extend its contract terms to other plans when it leases its network to them. Why might it be desirable to remove this provision from your contract?
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Essentials Of Health Care Finance
ISBN: 9781284094633
8th Edition
Authors: William O. Cleverley, James O. Cleverley
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