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Question 1

One difference between a fee-for-service (FFS) reimbursement arrangement and capitation is that the FFS arrangement:



Answer : C


Question 2

Partial capitation is one common approach to capitation. One typical characteristic of partial capitation is that it:



Answer : A


Question 3

Under the compensation arrangement that the Falcon Health Plan has with some of its providers, Falcon holds back 10% of the negotiated payments to these providers in order to offset or pay for any claims that exceed the budgeted costs for referral or hospital services. If the providers keep costs within the budgeted amount, Falcon distributes to them the entire amount of money held back. This way of motivating providers to control costs while providing high-quality, appropriate care is known as a:



Answer : B


Question 4

A provider group purchased from an insurer individual stop-loss coverage for primary and specialty care services with an $8,000 attachment point and 10% coinsurance. If the group's accrued cost for the primary and specialty care treatment of one patient is $10,000, then the amount that the insurer would be responsible for reimbursing the provider group for these costs is:



Answer : C


Question 5

The Foxfire Health Plan, which has 20,000 members, contracts with dermatologists on a contact capitation basis. The contact capitation arrangement has the following features:

Foxfire distributes the money in the contact capitation fund once each quarter and the distribution is based on the point totals accumulated by each dermatologist.

Foxfire's per member per month (PMPM) capitation for dermatology services is $1.

The dermatologist receives 1 point for each new referral that is not classified as a complicated referral and 1.5 points for each new referral that is classified as complicated.

During the first quarter, Foxfire's PCPs made 450 referrals to dermatologists and 100 of these referrals were classified as complicated. One dermatologist, Dr. Shareef Rashad, received 42 of these referrals; 6 of his referrals were classified as complicated. Statements that can correctly be made about Foxfire's contact capitation arrangement include:



Answer : A


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