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direct contract Managed care A direct contract between a network of providers–physicians, hospitals, etc, and a block of employers or business coalitions, bypassing an HMO or PPO intermediary, insurer or third-party payer. Cf
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New graphical dashboards direct contract administrators to high priority activities, allowing a greater volume of contracts to be managed more effectively. That is the advantage E-commerce sites have over other business websites, which merely advertise products and require direct contract between the seller and possible customer in order to be able to close a deal. The hotel industry has argued it should not be subject to such city regulations since the LAX-area hotels do not have a direct contract with the city and the requirement would place them at a competitive disadvantage with other hotels. |
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