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dakota nelson

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A medical office specialist works as a liaison between:
 
  A. the provider and patient.
  B. the provider and carrier.
  C. the patient and employer.
  D. the employer and carrier.

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An MCO may contract with a physician whose background is questionable in order to:
 
  A. contract with all the providers in a given area.
  B. make the network as large as possible.
  C. ensure that all specialties are available in the network.
  D. An MCO would never contract with a physician who has a questionable reputation.
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Reply #1 on: Jun 27, 2018
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