100 Innovative Ideas for Florida's Future, by Marco Rubio: on Health Care


Marco Rubio: Launch a marketplace of affordable health insurance

Source: 100 Innovative Ideas for Florida's Future by Marco Rubio Nov 1, 2006

Marco Rubio: Capitated managed-care systems achieve better value

The 2005 Legislature authorized a sweeping reform of the Medicaid program, providing increased choices for consumers and incentives for early identification and management of chronic diseases, particularly in children. In addition, the new Medicaid encourages healthy habits by rewarding healthy behavior with spending accounts for health items such as over-the-counter medicine.

Medicaid reform provides more money for consumers in two eligibility categories--low-income families and persons who are elderly and disabled. The remaining Medicaid patients should be able to benefit from the reform initiative as soon as possible.

Reform relies on capitated managed care systems to achieve fiscal accountability and better value for patients. The plan also invites active participation through the development of provider service networks (PSNs), an innovative method of service delivery in which providers offer expertise in care management.

Source: 100 Innovative Ideas, by Marco Rubio, p.123-124 Nov 1, 2006

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