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- Medicare Beneficiaries More Likely to Receive Appropriate Routine Care in HMOs than Traditional FFS Plans
- Could Maternal Depression Be Linked to Childhood Obesity?
- HINfographic on Care Transitions: Coordinating a Smooth Move Between Care Sites
- Study Sheds Light on Why Low-Income Patients Prefer Hospital Care to a Doctor's Office
- New Chart: Top 5 Health Coaching Promotion Tools
- Poor Diet, Inadequate Physical Activity Two Driving Forces Behind Nation's Health
- 1 in 5 Employees Under Age 30 Ineligible for Health Benefits, Only Half of Those Eligible Participate
- Healthcare 3.0: Health Coaches Inspire Accountability at the Patient Level
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