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MANAGED CARE June 2005. ©MediMedia USA

Vol. 14, No. 6
June 2005

Cover Story

Welcome Back!

The "new model" puts the primary care physician squarely at the core of patient care. The "gatekeeper" label is long gone. How about "navigator" or "guide," doctor?

UnitedHealth Looks Into New Drugs' Safety

The giant insurer will track safety and efficacy by examining drug data on 11 million members.

Q&A: Net Dreams

Mark Frisse, MD, MBA, is an optimist yet a realist about what information technology can do for health care.

Outsourcing Moves In

As is the case with other industries, health care turns to a controversial method for cutting costs.

Not Just a Big Plans' Game

Regional health insurers coming late into the consumer-directed market still have time to capitalize.

Early Experience With Consumer Plans

The product has the potential to decrease the number of uninsured and offer more benefits to retirees, researchers say.

Departments

Editor's Memo

Back to basics.

Legislation and Regulation

Coverage laws pressure employers.

News and Commentary

Health Insurers Gain Ground In Poll of Public Perception
Feds Extend Deadline To Use FSA Benefit
Trying to measure interest in HSAs [chart]
Headlines On Deadline..

Medication Management

Medicare Part D formularies.

Compensation Monitor

Why more imaging is being done.

Formulary Files

Plans, employers satisfied with PBMs.

Tomorrow's Medicine

New discs for ailing backs.

Outlook

Big plans not done growing.