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Question 1

Dr. Eve Barlow is a specialist in the Amity Health Plan’s provider network. Dr. Barlow’s provider contract with Amity contains a typical most-favored-nation arrangement. The purpose of this arrangement is to

Options:

A.

Require Dr. Barlow and Amity to use arbitration to resolve any disputes regarding the contract

B.

Specify that the contract is to be governed by the laws of the state in which Amity has its headquarters

C.

Require Dr. Barlow to charge Amity her lowest rate for a medical service she has provided to an Amity plan member, even if the rate is lower than the price negotiated in the contract

D.

State that the contract creates an employment or agency relationship, rather than an independent contractor relationship, between Dr. Barlow and Amity

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Question 2

The following statements describe two types of HMOs:

The Elm HMO requires its members to select a PCP but allows the members to go to any other provider on its panel without a referral from the PCP.

The Treble HMO does not require its members to select a PCP. Treble allows its members to go to any doctor, healthcare professional, or facility that is on its panel without a referral from a primary care doctor. However, care outside of Treble's network is not reimbursed unless the provider obtains advance approval from the HMO.

Both HMOs use delegation to transfer certain functions to other organizations. Following the guidelines established by the NCQA, Elm delegated its credentialing activities to the Newnan Group, and the agreement between Elm and Newnan lists the responsibilities of both parties under the agreement. Treble delegated utilization management (UM) to an IPA. The IPA then transferred the authority for case management to the Quest Group, an organization that specializes in case management.

Both HMOs also offer pharmacy benefits. Elm calculates its drug costs according to a pricing system that requires establishing a purchasing profile for each pharmacy and basing reimbursement on the profile. Treble and the Manor Pharmaceutical Group have an arrangement that requires the use of a typical maximum allowable cost (MAC) pricing system to calculate generic drug costs under Treble's pharmacy program. The following statements describe generic drugs prescribed for Treble plan members who are covered by Treble's pharmacy benefits:

The MAC list for Drug A specifies a cost of 12 cents per tablet, but Manor pays 14 cents per tablet for this drug.

The MAC list for Drug B specifies a cost of 7 cents per tablet, but Manor pays 5 cents per tablet for this drug.

The following statements can correctly be made about the reimbursement for Drugs A and B under the MAC pricing system:

Options:

A.

Treble most likely is obligated to reimburse Manor 14 cents per tablet for Drug A.

B.

Manor most likely is allowed to bill the subscriber 2 cents per tablet for Drug A.

C.

Treble most likely is obligated to reimburse Manor 5 cents per tablet for Drug B.

D.

All of the above statements are correct.

Question 3

The Bruin Health Plan is a Social Health Maintenance Organization (SHMO). As an SHMO, Bruin:

Options:

A.

Must provide Medicare participants with standard HMO benefits, as well as with limited long-term care benefits

B.

Does not need as great a variety of provider types or as complex a reimbursement method as does a traditional HMO

C.

Receives a payment that is based on reasonable costs and reasonable charges

D.

Most likely provides fewer supportive services than does a traditional HMO, because one of Bruin's goals is to minimize the use of community-based care