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health maintenance organization
(redirected from Health Maintenance Organizations)

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health maintenance organization noun closed medical organization, closed medical panel, connrolled medical coverage, supervised medical care Generally: group health care coverage, health maintenance coverage


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host of cable Television show Today's Health) is an extremely practical primer to the financial lingo of healthcare plans, Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs), Medicare and Medicaid, coverage for those in the military, COBRA, and much more.
Health reinsurance is purchased by insurance program managers such as managing general underwriters, health maintenance organizations, medical provider groups, employer groups that self-fund health insurance, and disease management companies.
Facey is buying the medical centers' equipment, taking over the two leases, hiring their physicians and staffers, and requesting that their health maintenance organizations transfer patients to existing Facey contracts, Swanson said.
 
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