Health Plans Can Often Reduce Workers' Compensation Costs by Incorporating

question 103

Multiple Choice

Health plans can often reduce workers' compensation costs by incorporating 24-hour coverage into their workers' compensations programs. Twenty-four-hour coverage reduces costs by

• A) Maximizing the effects of cost shifting
• B) Eliminating the need for utilization management
• C) Requiring members to use separate points of entry for job-related and non-job related services
• D) Combining administrative services for workers' compensation and non-workers' compensation healthcare and disability coverage

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