Mental health services under health reform: the less government, the better.
Federal and state governments are now rapidly preparing to restructure the delivery and financing of health care services in the United States. Unfortunately, the bureaucratic structures promised under managed competition do not acknowledge the successes of private sector "market-regulated" programs. A needlessly costly and burdensome system could evolve that will undermine the goals of improved access and quality of care.
Preferred Works/Value Health, Wilton, CT.
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