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Once the federales blocked the healthinsurance company mega-mergers, it was only a matter of time before alternative approaches to rearranging the three-dimensional chessboard of the healthcare-industrial complex would emerge. Healthinsurance, pharmacy and urgent care all under one roof.
Once the federales blocked the healthinsurance company mega-mergers, it was only a matter of time before alternative approaches to rearranging the three-dimensional chessboard of the healthcare-industrial complex would emerge. Healthinsurance, pharmacy and urgent care all under one roof.
Once the federales blocked the healthinsurance company mega-mergers, it was only a matter of time before alternative approaches to rearranging the three-dimensional chessboard of the healthcare-industrial complex would emerge. Healthinsurance, pharmacy and urgent care all under one roof. Comments Comments.
Once the federales blocked the healthinsurance company mega-mergers, it was only a matter of time before alternative approaches to rearranging the three-dimensional chessboard of the healthcare-industrial complex would emerge. Healthinsurance, pharmacy and urgent care all under one roof. Comments Comments.
Once the federales blocked the healthinsurance company mega-mergers, it was only a matter of time before alternative approaches to rearranging the three-dimensional chessboard of the healthcare-industrial complex would emerge. Healthinsurance, pharmacy and urgent care all under one roof.
Once the federales blocked the healthinsurance company mega-mergers, it was only a matter of time before alternative approaches to rearranging the three-dimensional chessboard of the healthcare-industrial complex would emerge. Healthinsurance, pharmacy and urgent care all under one roof.
Once the federales blocked the healthinsurance company mega-mergers, it was only a matter of time before alternative approaches to rearranging the three-dimensional chessboard of the healthcare-industrial complex would emerge. Healthinsurance, pharmacy and urgent care all under one roof.
I would add that the enactment (and some would say the design) of the ACA itself spurred payer consolidation. This type of paymentsystem shifts the ROI of digital technology from one based on revenue generation to cost savings. In fact arguments for consolidation are based on the promise of improved cheaper care.
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