Managed Care 101: Utilization Management
• Milliman Care Guidelines (MCG) Slide 16. Proactive Mechanics of UM • Administrative procedures • Procedures as determined by benefit plan and payor – Discharge planning (from both acute and long term care facilities) – Concurrent review planning – Pre-certification
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