Self-Reported Behavior and Attitudes of Enrollees in Capitated and Fee-for-Service Dental Benefit Plans

摘要: One-liner: Drawing from the results of a survey submitted to respondents in fee-for-service and capitation plans, this book gauges how people rate their health care plans oral health. Dental is not immune wave rising costs that has hit other sectors industry. In an effort contain those costs, insurance providers have increasingly turned (CAP), which shift dentist, rather than (FFS), wherein are shifted patient. How do two types differ terms effect on patient behavior perceived level care? This report through bivariate multivariate analysis by 2,340 - 57.7 percent them FFS 42.3 CAP plans. The authors analyzed several variables, including income, out-of-pocket-costs, demographic categories, gave rise significant differences perceptions health, satisfaction with plan, dentist. conclude noting general dissatisfaction exists as compared (DS)