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| Allan Baumgarten's Managed Care Reviews
 Allan Baumgarten is a nationally recognized consultant and analyst on health care policy and finance. Mr. Baumgarten is the author of Minnesota Managed Care Review and of market studies in California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Texas and Wisconsin. These objective and comprehensive annual reports analyze key trends and issues in those dynamic health care markets. Working with a variety of organizations, he helps them to analyze the market competition and health care policy issues they face and to develop business strategies to meet the challenges of dynamic markets. His clients include health plans, provider groups, vendors of pharmaceuticals, systems and devices, government agencies and employers. He is a regular contributor to Managed Care Quarterly and has also published articles in Business and Health , Health System Leader , and Minnesota Medicine . He has presented his research to national and local meetings, including the
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Colorado Managed Care Review 2007 |
Mar 2008 |
$130.00 |
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(Denver) Hospitals here, included two of the three new hospitals in the Denver area, reported very strong profits in 2006. Colorado HMOs reported record profits in 2006 and the first half of 2007, even as
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Wisconsin Managed Care Review 2007 |
Mar 2008 |
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In 2006, Milwaukee-area hospitals saw their profits decline while hospitals in the Madison area enjoyed increased profitability. Wisconsin HMOs saw their profits drop by half, but, after years of decline, HMO enrollment declined only slightly.
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Minnesota Managed Care Review 2007 |
Jun 2007 |
$150.00 |
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(Minneapolis-St. Paul) Enrollment in insured HMO benefit plans declined again in 2005, dropping below 1 million, the lowest level since 1985. Premium revenue increases slowed and profitability for HMOs decreased from its peak in 2004.
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Michigan Managed Care Review 2006 |
May 2007 |
$150.00 |
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The report finds:
Detroit-area hospitals improved their financial results for the fourth straight year. Based on an analysis of Medicare cost reports, hospitals in the area had net income in $163.2 million in 2005,
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Illinois Managed Care Review 2005 |
Apr 2006 |
$145.00 |
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Illinois Managed Care Review 2005 finds:
Illinois Pushes Health Care Envelopes on Three Central Issues
Chicago - Illinois is leading the states in taking on three core health policy issues. First, the state is ahead
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Texas Managed Care Review 2005 |
Feb 2006 |
$120.00 |
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Two key trends for Texas HMOs moderated in 2004 and the first half of 2005: the decline in their enrollment slowed as did the rate of premium increases. Even so, HMOs enjoyed stronger profitability across
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Florida Managed Care Review 2005 |
Feb 2006 |
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Enrollment in Florida HMOs decreased in 2004 and again in the first half of 2005. However HMO profitability was higher than ever, with the help of six straight years of double-digit premium increases. Except for
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Colorado Managed Care Review 2005 finds: HMO consolidation changes landscape, provider relationships; Denver hospitals record strong net income |
Sep 2005 |
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(Denver) Hospitals in Colorado maintained strong net income in 2004, even as they began to absorb the opening of five new hospitals. Colorado HMOs had their second straight year of strong profits. However, enrollment in
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Michigan Managed Care Review 2005 - Part One |
Jul 2005 |
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Even as Michigan HMOs enjoyed their most profitable year ever, health plans and employers alike are moving to benefit arrangements that allow more consumer cost-sharing. Medicaid HMO, especially national investor-owned companies, continued to grow in
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Minnesota Managed Care Review 2005 |
Jun 2005 |
$145.00 |
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HMO enrollment declined again in 2004, dropping 10.9% to 1.1 million, the lowest level since 1989. However, HMOs had average net income of 3.0% of revenues, making 2004 their most profitable year ever.
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