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General Motors & Henry Ford Health System case study: Direct-to-Employer

Read the case study for the Direct-to-Employer arrangement General Motors offered its 24,000 non-union employees in Michigan.

Payment & Delivery Models
4 Min Read

Sample retainer case study: Direct-to-Employer arrangements

Review the sample retainer arrangement case study if you are considering the direct-to-employer arrangements model for your practice.

Payment & Delivery Models
2 Min Read

Case studies, custom networks and contract terms: Direct-to-Employer arrangements

Review case studies, custom networks and contract terms to see how direct-to-employer arrangements function and whether they can benefit your practice.

Payment & Delivery Models
4 Min Read

Model checklist: Physician-employer engagement: Direct-to-Employer arrangements

Use a checklist to assess your practice capabilities and if direct-to-employer arrangements can benefit your practice.

Payment & Delivery Models
2 Min Read

Snapshot: Physician-employer engagement: Direct-to-Employer arrangements

Get a snapshot overview of how physicians can partner with employers in Direct-to-Employer arrangements, and how this arrangement can benefit their practices.

Payment & Delivery Models
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4 Min Read

6 ways to improve Medicare Advantage physician networks

Medicare Advantage keeps growing, but beneficiaries face shrinking networks, networks suddenly dropping their doctors and a false illusion of choice.

Medicare & Medicaid
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5 Min Read

Dec. 6, 2019: National Advocacy Update

Violence against transgender individuals, transparency in health care pricing, and more in the latest AMA national health care advocacy news.

Advocacy Update
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4 Min Read

3 must-do’s for the move to value-based care

Universal agreement on how to define and measure “value” in medicine remains elusive. But doctors and others find consensus on keys to the way forward.

Payment & Delivery Models
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4 Min Read

Medicaid fraud: Case would wrongly expand physician liability

If trial conviction stands, having no knowledge of how others billed Medicaid for your services would no longer be a viable defense when false-claim allegations arise.

Judicial Advocacy