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hubes95

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The goal of health maintenance organizations, as opposed to traditional health insurance plans, is
 
  a. controlling costs.
  b. expanding health care coverage.
 
  c. eliminating hospital coverage. d. reducing visits to doctors.

Question 2

The main goal of patients' bills of rights is
 
  a. lower health care costs.
  b. access to health care. c. lower deductibles.
  d. higher quality health care.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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