The Basics of Risk Adjustment
Risk adjustment is a method for modifying capitated provider payments based on patient characteristics and conditions, particularly those that affect spending.
Risk adjustment is a method for modifying capitated provider payments based on patient characteristics and conditions, particularly those that affect spending.
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