MANAGED CARE December 1996. ©1996 Stezzi Communications
COMPENSATION MONITOR
Base salaries paid by HMOs to family physicians and internists
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MANAGED CARE December 1996. ©1996 Stezzi Communications
COMPENSATION MONITOR
The two basic primary care specialties are fairly evenly matched when it comes to base salaries paid by HMOs, according to an annual salary survey. When the figures are broken down by profit status, plan model, enrollment size and geographical regions, there are interesting variations, but no clear winner overall.
Note: These figures are medians among a number of HMOs. Each HMO's salary figure, however, is the mean salary for the specialty in question.
SOURCE: WARREN SURVEYS, ROCKFORD, ILL.
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