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In a shared-risk MCP package, the provider receives:
 
  a. an eligibility list.
  b. a service fee list.
  c. a coverage list.
  d. a capitation list.

Question 2

The MCP may require an IPA to have a group of providers that cover most services for those members choosing the IPA as their:
 
  a. insurance group.
  b. PCP.
  c. fee negotiator.
  d. primary payer.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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