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1. Health care consolidation. Big and getting bigger.

Author

Kiser K

Subjects
Delivery of Health Care economics, Delivery of Health Care legislation & jurisprudence, Delivery of Health Care organization & administration, Forecasting, Health Care Costs trends, Health Care Reform economics, Health Care Reform legislation & jurisprudence, Health Facility Merger economics, Health Facility Merger legislation & jurisprudence, Hospital-Physician Relations, Humans, Minnesota, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act legislation & jurisprudence, Professional Corporations economics, Professional Corporations legislation & jurisprudence, United States, Health Care Reform organization & administration, Health Facility Merger organization & administration, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act organization & administration, Professional Corporations organization & administration
Published
2011

2. Facing market changes: a health care cooperative in rural Minnesota.

Author

Henry TE

Subjects
Community Networks economics, Contract Services, Health Benefit Plans, Employee economics, Health Benefit Plans, Employee organization & administration, Humans, Insurance Pools economics, Insurance Pools organization & administration, Minnesota, Professional Corporations legislation & jurisprudence, Quality of Health Care, Rural Health Services economics, Community Networks organization & administration, Rural Health Services organization & administration
Abstract

The Minnesota Health Care Cooperative Act, enacted as an article of the Minnesota Health Care Act of 1994, allows the creation of "health care provider cooperatives," corporations where members are licensed health care providers. Organized under Minnesota Statutes 62R, health care provider cooperatives (referred to hereafter as cooperatives) market their services to health care purchasers, including licensed health plan companies, health maintenance organizations (HMOs), and government plans on a "substantially capitated or similar risk sharing basis." Solvency and reserve standards do not apply to cooperatives because they are not engaged in the business of insurance.

Published
1997

3. Buying back your practice.

Author

Doyle TJ

Subjects
Economic Competition legislation & jurisprudence, Humans, Minnesota, Negotiating, Managed Care Programs legislation & jurisprudence, Ownership legislation & jurisprudence, Private Practice legislation & jurisprudence, Professional Corporations legislation & jurisprudence
Published
1996

5. The tax-exempt clinic. Is it right for your practice?

Author

Friedemann KJ and Platt JB

Subjects
Academic Medical Centers legislation & jurisprudence, Group Practice legislation & jurisprudence, Humans, Minnesota, Professional Corporations legislation & jurisprudence, Academic Medical Centers economics, Group Practice economics, Income Tax legislation & jurisprudence, Professional Corporations economics
Published
1991

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