
|Articles|September 1, 2010
Some things will never change for managed care
Whether you're moving forward with an acquisition, with a sale or by outsourcing, remember some things will never change.
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In spite of all this dramatic transformation, I can think of many industry realities that aren't going to change. See if you agree:
In fact, MHE readers have a lot to say about managed care's near future. Watch for the complete State of the Industry 2011 forecast report next month. We'll bring you in-depth analysis on the emerging-and nagging-issues.
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