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Settings Hospital Categories
} Critical access hospitals (CAH)
} General hospitals
} Specialty hospitals
} Rehabilitation hospitals
} Behavioral health care hospitals (Green & Bowie, 2005) Ambulatory Care Settings
} Outpatient care
} Free standing facility }Health Clinics
}Ambulatory Surgical centers
}Hospital-based outpatient, emergency, and physician practices
} Hospital-based facility } Ambulatory Surgery
} Outpatient department
} Emergency department (Green & Bowie, 2005) Behavioral Health Care Facility
} Chemical Dependency Program
} Crisis Service
} Day treatment Program
} Family Support Services
} Residential Treatment Facility
} Therapeutic Group Home (Green & Bowie, 2005) Types of Long-Term Care
} Adult day care
} Assisted-living facility
} Continuing care retirement communities
} long-term care hospital
} Residential care facility
} Skilled nursing facility (Green & Bowie, 2005) Managed-Care Models
} Exclusive Provider Organization (EPO)
} Integrated Delivery System (IDS)
} Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)
} Point-of-Service Plan (POS)
} Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
} Triple Option Plan (Green & Bowie, 2005) Home-Care Services
} Skilled Care } Durable medical } Personal care } Home equipment and support infusion care (Green & Bowie, 2005) Government Health Care Facilities
} Bureau of Prisons (BOP)
} Federal Medical Centers (FMCs)
} Military Health System (MHS)
} Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
} Public Health Services (PHS) (Green & Bowie, 2005) Conclusion
} Ambulatory Care
} Behavioral Health Care } Home Care
} Long-Term Care
} Managed Care
} Government Health Care (Green & Bowie, 2005) Reference
} Green, M.A. & Bowie, M.J. (2005). Essentials of health information management:
Principles and practices. Clifton Park,
NJ:
Thomson. ...
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