Medicaid managed care.
Managed care plans that successfully deliver services to low-income populations say the first challenge can be the toughest: gaining potential enrollees' trust. Without it, they won't seek timely care or follow treatment instructions. That done, several care management strategies, including prevention and provider incentives, hold the key to keeping costs down and enrollment up, agree leaders at seven established Medicaid plans interviewed by HSL.
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