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Network Management

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Question # 4

The Gardenia Health Plan has a national reputation for quality care. When Gardenia entered a new market, it established a preferred provider organization (PPO), a health maintenance organization (HMO), and a point-of-service product (POS) to serve the plan members in this market. All of the providers included in the HMO or the POS are included in the broader provider panel of the PPO. The POS will be a typical two-level POS that offers a cost-based incentive plans for PCPs, and the HMO is a typical staff model HMO.

The network strategy that Gardenia is using to establish its range of healthcare plans is known as the

A.

network-within-a-network approach

B.

gatekeeper approach

C.

tiered network approach

D.

preferred tier approach

Question # 5

The following statement(s) can correctly be made about hospitalists.

1. The hospitalist’s main function is to coordinate diagnostic and treatment activities to ensure that the patient receives appropriate care while in the hospital.

2. The hospitalist’s role clearly supports the health plan concept of disease management.

A.

Both 1 and 2

B.

1 only

C.

2 only

D.

Neither 1 nor 2

Question # 6

Salvatore Arris is a member of the Crescent Health Plan, which provides its members with a full range of medical services through its provider network. After suffering from debilitating headaches for several days, Mr. Arris made an appointment to see Neal Prater, a physician’s assistant in the Crescent network who provides primary care under the supervision of physician Dr. Anne Hunt. Mr. Prater referred Mr. Arris to Dr. Ginger Chen, an ophthalmologist, who determined that Mr. Arris’ symptoms were indicative of migraine headaches. Dr. Chen prescribed medicine for Mr. Arris, and Mr. Arris had the prescription filled at a pharmacy with which Crescent has contracted. The pharmacist, Steven Tucker, advised Mr. Arris to take the medicine with food or milk. In this situation, the person who functioned as an ancillary service provider is

A.

Mr. Prater

B.

Dr. Hunt

C.

Dr. Chen

D.

Mr. Tucker

Question # 7

The method that the Autumn Health Plan uses for reimbursing dermatologists in its provider network involves paying them out of a fixed pool of funds that is actuarially determined for this specialty. The amount of funds that Autumn allocates to dermatologists is based on utilization and costs of services for that discipline.

Under this reimbursement method, a dermatologist who is under contract to Autumn accumulates one point for each new referral made to the specialist by Autumn’s PCPs. If the referral is classified as complicated, then the dermatologist receives 1.5 points. The value of Autumn’s dermatology services fund for the first quarter was $15,000. During the quarter, Autumn’s PCPs made 90 referrals, and 20 of these referrals were classified as complicated.

Autumn’s method of reimbursing specialty providers can best be described as a

A.

Disease-specific arrangement

B.

Contact capitation arrangement

C.

Risk adjustment arrangement

D.

Withhold arrangement

Question # 8

The Sweeney Health Plan uses the discounted fee-for-service (DFFS) method to compensate some of its providers. Under this method of compensation, Sweeney calculates payments based on

A.

The standard fees of indemnity health insurance plans, adjusted by region

B.

The Medicare fee schedules used by other health plans, adjusted by region

C.

Whichever amount is higher, the billed charge or the DFFS amount

D.

Whichever amount is lower, the billed charge or the DFFS amount

Question # 9

The provider contract between the Regal Health Plan and Dr. Caroline Quill contains a type of termination clause known as termination without cause. One true statement about this clause is that it

A.

Requires Regal to send a report to the appropriate accrediting agency if the health plan terminates Dr. Quill’s contract without cause

B.

Requires that Regal must base its decision to terminate Dr. Quill’s contract on clinical criteria only

C.

Allows either Regal or Dr. Quill to terminate the contract at any time, without any obligation to provide a reason for the termination or to offer an appeals process

D.

Allows Regal to terminate Dr. Quill’s contract at the time of contract renewal only, without any obligation to provide a reason for the termination or to offer an appeals process

Question # 10

One important aspect of network management is profiling, or provider profiling. Profiling is most often used to

A.

measure the overall performance of providers who are already participants in the network

B.

assess a provider’s overall satisfaction with a plan’s service protocols and other operational areas

C.

verify a prospective provider’s professional licenses, certifications, and training

D.

familiarize a provider with a plan’s procedures for authorizations and referrals

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