Evaluation of the ESRD managed care demonstration operations
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Caitlin Carroll Oppenheimer1, Jennifer R Shapiro, Nancy Beronja
1National Opinion Research Center, Washington, DC 20036, USA. oppenheimer-caitlin@norcmail.uchicago.edu
Abstract:
Individuals with end stage renal disease (ESRD), most of whom are insured by Medicare, are generally prohibited from enrolling in Medicare managed care plans (MCPs). CMS offered ESRD patients the opportunity to participate in an ESRD managed care demonstration mandated by Congress. The demonstration tested whether managed care systems would be of interest to ESRD patients and whether these approaches would be operationally feasible and efficient for treating ESRD patients. This article examines the structure, implementation, and operational outcomes of the three demonstration sites, focusing on: the structure of these managed care programs for ESRD patients, requirements needed to attract and enroll patients, and the challenges of introducing managed care programs in the ESRD arena.
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