I’m AMAZED that ANY insurance carrier is still talking about this! It’s
really an archaic way of doing business in healthcare unless you are a
primary care. No Specialist would touch it. We talked about it around 7
or 8 years ago. Work the numbers and it’s just not feasible and the
management of it is a bear. Unless the health plan has at least 350,000
enrollees, they are really whistling in the dark. By the time you work
your carve-outs, what’s left is not worth the rate. Just say NO.
Joyce J. Perrone
De La Torre O&P, Inc and Promise Consulting
300 Alpha Drive Pittsburgh PA 15238
ph: 412-599-1112 fax: 412-599-1130
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Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2005 15:01:09 -0500
From: “Matt Bailey, LPO, CPO”
Subject: capitation in O&P
Anyone here have any capitation contracts for O&P?
I am looking for more information on the subject. It sounds risky if you
= don’t know exactly what the numbers will be. How do you figure out the
= rates?
Any good or bad experiences?
Thanks in advance,
Matt Bailey, CPO/LPO
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