Narrow Networks: Impact on US Market Access

Narrow networks, the creation of smaller provider networks that was once standard in the HMO era, have returned to prominence as U.S. payers seek to better rein in cost and control physician behavior.
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AcknowledgeNarrow networks, the creation of smaller provider networks that was once standard in the HMO era, have returned to prominence as U.S. payers seek to better rein in cost and control physician behavior.
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