capitation

The best available answer is capitation, where care providers are rewarded for keeping people healthy, not treating disease.

Sounds like some other places use capitation to break the tight coupling between hourly productivity and profitability.

If you want a tax with minimal deadweight loss, you're pretty much stuck with a capitation tax.

ACA is a step towards single payer, which enables capitation model, vs fee for service.

Kind of like the capitation model for healthcare, which rewards wellness (vs the USA's current fee-for-service model which rewards treating disease.).

Long term cost reduction requires extending Medicare to all and embracing the capitation model.

Sure you will get respect but even for an ordinary Indian, overall tuition and capitation fees means the only way for them to recover their investment is through either cheating or dowry.

I can't find more recent numbers, they seem to have stopped publishing the capitation table.

So I support a single payer using the capitation model, reward wellness vs treating disease.

I have no idea why any one else would oppose universal health care with a single payer using the capitation model.

Single payer systems enable the capitation model of care services.

In Ontario doctors were allowed to switch to capitation, where they receive a lump sum for each patient under their care, rather than billing per service.

Capitation is inferior to market pricing in many ways and not "required" to reduce costs.

Every other Android OEMs are bleeding cash, even if Nokia had adopted Android it likely would have had to be sold eventually because of industry capitation in "dumb" phones.

"Capitation is inferior to market pricing in many ways and not "required" to reduce costs." Don't confuse markets with incentives.

Some health systems are experimenting with simpler models, like capitation: "the insurer will pay the hospital $X per covered patient, and the hospital will handle all of that patient's health needs." That model would get us out of claims hell.

Capitation is only viable for primary care physicians which is not what the OP is about.

Capitation is ideal for the individual patient provided they can get an appointment, but is bad for the system overall.

No Capitation, or other direct, Tax shall be laid, unless in Proportion to the Census or enumeration herein before directed to be taken.