Advantages of an IPA include:
a. All of the answers.
b. Broader physician choice for members
c. More convenient geographic access
d. Requires less start-up capital compared to other forms of managed care
ANSWER.
a) Advantages of IPA (Independent physician association) include
broader physician choice for members,more convenient geographic
access and required less start up capital compared to other forms of
managed care.
(All of the above answers)
Advantages of an IPA include: a. All of the answers. b. Broader physician choice for members...
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