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May 9, 2012

Jeff Lemieux Discusses How Health Systems and Plans Can Control Costs

Jeff Lemieux discusses health system partnerships that work to control costs in a managed care setting.

Jeff Lemieux, Senior Vice President, Center for Health Policy and Research, AHIP, states that health plans are beginning to move away from fee-for-service toward new partnerships that ensure quality improvements and keep costs down. Plans are using measures like total cost of care and quality metrics.

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