Trends in Medicare health maintenance organization enrollment: 1986-93.

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Title
Trends in Medicare health maintenance organization enrollment: 1986-93.
First Author
McMillan, Alma
Date of Pub
1993 Fall
Pages
135-146
Abstract
This study examines Medicare health maintenance organization (HMO) enrollment under the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act (TEFRA) of 1982 (Public Law 97-248) from 1986 to 1993. It shows that there was moderate growth in the number of Medicare beneficiaries participating in the TEFRA risk program, reaching 1 in 20 beneficiaries in 1993. Medicare HMO enrollment is heavily concentrated in a few large plans, resulting in heavy concentrations geographically. California and Florida accounted for over one-third of Medicare HMO enrollees. One-half of the States have no Medicare HMO enrollment and one-fifth of the States have fewer than 15,000 Medicare HMO enrollees.
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MeSH
Capitation Fee : Data Collection : Health Maintenance Organizations/classification/statistics & numerical data/trends/utilization : Health Services Research : Longitudinal Studies : Medicare/organization & administration/statistics & numerical data/utilization : Ownership : Risk : United States : United States Health Care Financing Administration
Issue
1
NTIS Number
PB95-123493
Volume
15