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TO ENROLL. To register; to enter on the rolls of chancery, or other court's; to make a record.

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* Assist insurers in managing high-risk enrollees and create a broader pool of people to absorb all other risk.

North Dakota's Health Reinsurance Program Approved by Feds

We examined whether reinsurance payments differ across plans after adjusting for enrollee risk to understand how well plans manage drug spending for high-cost enrollees.

Growing Reinsurance Payments Weaken Competitive Bidding in Medicare Part D

Government Accountability Office say modernizing the traditional Medicare fee-for-service program benefits design could help cut many enrollees' costs, discourage unnecessary use of care, and reduce demand for Medicare supplement (Medigap) insurance.

Proposed Medicare Benefits Update Could Cut Medigap Sales

The variation in the post-subsidy cost of insurance for low-income participants allows the researchers to estimate enrollees' willingness to pay for health insurance.

Some Won't Buy Health Insurance--Even at Very Low Prices

New/Late alternatively reflects whether the child was a new enrollee, or in separate regressions, whether he or she was enrolled after a lapse in enrollment.

Adverse selection in the Children's Health Insurance Program

In this light, reproductive health professionals and advocates--including the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the Guttmacher Institute, the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, the National Health Law Program, the National Women's Law Center and Planned Parenthood Federation of America--have pressed the agency to clarify Medicaid's guarantees for reproductive health coverage, bolster its protections for patient confidentiality, ensure enrollees' access to qualified providers and attain the delicate balance between protecting patients' health and respecting religious objections by plans and providers.

Making Medicaid managed care work for family planning coverage and services

We sought to develop a methodology that would enable us to examine all cross-state migration that occurred during 2005-2007, even though Medicaid enrollee migration was affected by Hurricane Katrina during these years.

Migration patterns for Medicaid enrollees 2005-2007

This unique feature of the Medicare drug benefit represents a gap in coverage where Part D enrollees, other than those qualifying for the benefit's Low-Income Subsidy [LIS], have been required to pay the full cost of their drugs," says the study.

Studies eye Medicare Rx coverage gap

The demand for medical care is a function of potentially observable enrollee characteristics (X), such as age, gender, and self-reported health, and characteristics (Z) that are typically unobserved, such as an individual's preferences for medical care and his unmeasured health status.

Why are managed care plans less expensive: risk selection, utilization, or reimbursement?

There is nothing wrong with Medicare's basic cost containment methods, certainly nothing so wrong as to warrant the herding of millions of enrollees into inefficient health insurance companies, many of which rely on rationing to control spending.

Bad Prescription

The key areas to investigate are the number of office visits allowed per year, the location and office hours available, and the dollar cost per visit to the enrollee.

ABCs of health insurance benefits: a practical guide

They are easy for health care providers to calculate at the time of service and provide the enrollee advance knowledge of the cost of service.