Sentence examples for moving into managed from inspiring English sources

I ran hospitals for five years before moving into managed care.

More long-term care patients must be moved into managed care plans.

Roughly 23,000 Medicaid patients would be moved into managed care programs.

As a result, Mr. Bush may not get all he wants in the way of incentives for retirees to move into managed care.

The merger talks reflect changes in the health insurance industry, as old-style "fee for service" insurers move into managed care.

According to Aetna on Monday, the acquisition of Coventry will "substantially increase Aetna's Medicaid footprint, creating more opportunity to participate in the expansion of Medicaid and to pursue high acuity positions as they move into managed care".

DRUG STORES -- To the extent elderly people move into managed care and buy their drugs by mail, local drug stores will lose business in their pharmacies and the markup they get from uninsured customers paying higher prices.

For the first time since 1992, many employers are facing double-digit increases in the cost of health insurance next year, the highest inflation rate since the majority of employees moved into managed care.

Mr. Abernethy said, "There's only one major unresolved issue: What level of liability will health plans face for decisions involving questions of medical necessity?" The merger talks reflect changes in the health insurance industry, as old-style "fee for service" insurers move into managed care.

The company launched as a web hosting service back in 1993 but then moved into managed hosting in the late 90s.

From there they moved into managed IT services - taking on the complete responsibility for a client's IT environment - for their SMB customers, mostly high level financial services companies and law firms with growing IT needs and little patience for service interruptions.