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Home care coverage through HMOs.

W Dombi
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As more home care agencies begin partnerships with HMOs, the industry needs to be aware of certain issues such as federal and Medicare regulations, concerns with employer-based HMOs, and what all this means for health care reform.

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Health Benefit Plans, EmployeeHealth Maintenance OrganizationsHealth PolicyHome Care ServicesMedicareOrganizational AffiliationUnited StatesJournal Article

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W Dombi. 1993. Home care coverage through HMOs.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10125996/

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