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dual choice

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dual choice (dual option),
n the federal legislation that requires employers to give their employees the option to enroll in a local health maintenance organization rather than in the conventional employer-sponsored health program.

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7/19 Glendale 91203 54/59 Rank California Revenues PPO Affiliates (in millions) (current/year ago) * companywide * hospitals (2006/2005) * physicians * % spent on medical care 1 30/30 $34,400/$31,100 Dual Choice 10,587/9,211 93% 2 NA/NA NA/NA NA NA/NA NA 3 323/235 NA/14,000 PacifiCare 47,000/31,000 85 4 310/268 10,400/11,900 Health Net Life 55,000/38,000 84.
Flexible dual choice programs are now available to large and mid-sized New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and District of Columbia groups with more than 100 enrollees.
Suite 1900 59/59 Glendale 91203 Rank California Revenues PPO Affiliates (in millions) (current/year ago) * companywide * hospitals (2005/2004) * physicians * % spent on medical care 1 28/NA NA/$28,000 Dual Choice 9,211/9,044 92% 2 NA/406 NA/20,800 NA NA/29,615 NA 3 235/235 14,000/12,000 PacifiCare 31,000/30,000 85 4 268/256 11,900/11,600 Health Net Life 38,000/34,500 82.
 
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