Robert Wood Johnson Foundation June, 2017
Allan Baumgarten, LLC

Many of the earliest and most prominent health insurance companies, such as Kaiser Permanente, Geisinger, and HealthPartners, were formed by provider organizations that under careful care coordination and conservative practice, were able to offer comprehensive benefits from a limited network of providers at competitive prices. Responding to incentives under the Affordable Care Act and other trends in their local markets, health systems in the United States have...

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