AHM-530 Exam Dumps : Network Management

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

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

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

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

Potential providers in a plan’s network to the number of individuals in the area to be served by the plan

Providers in a plan’s network to the number of enrollees in the plan

Providers outside a plan’s network to the number of providers in the plan’s network

Support staff in a plan’s network to the number of medical practitioners in the plan’s network

the fact that unified benefits improve the quality of patient care and the value of pharmacy services to Pine's plan members

the fact that control over the formulary and network contracting can give Pine control over patient access to prescription drugs and to pharmacies

the fact that managing pharmacy benefits in-house gives Pine a better chance to meet customer needs by integrating pharmacy services into the plan's total benefits package

all of the above