September 2000
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The biggest for-profit and not-for-profit MCOs have been through rough times recently. How have their corporate cultures changed?
Within a few years, there may be only 30 DM companies left, says one expert. HMO customers want vendors to handle more than one condition.
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Will the electronic revolution overthrow managed care? Not necessarily, but it may help define a new role for MCOs not far in the future.
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