Ascending the Ranks of Management Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program 1957
Ascending the Ranks of Management Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program 1957
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We went through, then, a period where we had to do some introspection. We had to change our ways, open ourselves up, and provide more data to our employer groups, be more flexible, and just make some changes. Jim had been at the forefront of trying to convince us to reinvent ourselves .
Chall: He said that you had finally agreed to develop an adjusted community rating [ACR] which he designed.
Vohs: Yes.
Chall: And that, initially, he thought both you and Mr. Erickson were opposed to it.
Vohs: Y...es.
Chall: But he thought that you were remarkable in that you allowed him, Jim Lane, to push for it even though you were opposed to it initially. He felt that there aren t too many managers--CEOs--who would allow this kind of thing among their employees. But he said that eventually you accepted the adjusted community rating with two provisos. Do you remember what they were?
Vohs: Well, the major one was that we agreed to set money aside to--I ve forgotten the term that we use for it--but that we set money aside to discount dues for individuals that could not afford our plan, who had lost their jobs, or had other financial problems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We went through, then, a period where we had to do some introspection. We had to change our ways, open ourselves up, and provide more data to our employer groups, be more flexible, and just make some changes. Jim had been at the forefront of trying to convince us to reinvent ourselves .
Chall: He said that you had finally agreed to develop an adjusted community rating [ACR] which he designed.
Vohs: Yes.
Chall: And that, initially, he thought both you and Mr. Erickson were opposed to it.
Vohs: Y...es.
Chall: But he thought that you were remarkable in that you allowed him, Jim Lane, to push for it even though you were opposed to it initially. He felt that there aren t too many managers--CEOs--who would allow this kind of thing among their employees. But he said that eventually you accepted the adjusted community rating with two provisos. Do you remember what they were?
Vohs: Well, the major one was that we agreed to set money aside to--I ve forgotten the term that we use for it--but that we set money aside to discount dues for individuals that could not afford our plan, who had lost their jobs, or had other financial problems.
What to read after Ascending the Ranks of Management Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program 1957?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a Vohs to read onlineMoreLess
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