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Home Health Care: Prospective Payment Reduces Visits While Preserving Quality

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  • Valerie Cheh

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Reports on the results of a national demonstration that tested whether paying home health agencies a fixed sum in advance for an episode of care would reduce use of services without adversely affecting quality of care.

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  • Valerie Cheh, "undated". "Home Health Care: Prospective Payment Reduces Visits While Preserving Quality," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 6dcc2d0f5ed8467f979d40ee7, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:6dcc2d0f5ed8467f979d40ee786c8656
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