Credentialing alternative medicine: a new challenge for managed care organizations

¹Theraphysics--a Beverly Company, Brentwood, TN, USA.

Managed Care Quarterly

|October 28, 1999

Abstract:

Alternative Medicine is becoming mainstream healthcare. Credentialing alternative medical service providers is creating a new set of challenges for managed care organizations.

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