医疗保险受益者在负责任的护理或医疗保险优势下是否使用较低质量的养老院?

Huiying Wang1,2, Cyrus Kosar1,2, Momotazur Rahman1,2

  • 1Center for Gerontology and Healthcare Research, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA.

概括

与医疗保险优势 (MA) 或传统医疗保险 (TM) 相比,负责护理组织 (ACO) 的医疗保险受益人可以更好地获得高质量的熟练护理设施 (SNF). 无论痴呆症的诊断如何,这都是如此,这突显了支付模式对护理质量的影响.

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