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For nontraditional health plans to work — whether they use reference-based pricing or another strategy — they often require customized solutions. As health plans evolve, vendors can't ignore new methods to give plan members what they need.
In this episode of ClaimTalk, Amy Pellegrin and Stephanie Mohr visit with Sharla Mallett, a member of our direct primary care team. They discuss how the DPC team works to give members a more personalized health plan experience and why making adjustments to health plans is crucial to providing a positive member experience.
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