Managed care generated cost-saving benefits for a time following its inception but has been unable to sustain its early promise of continued efficient and cost-effective care.

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Managed care initially reduced healthcare costs through mechanisms like provider networks, negotiated rates, and utilization review. However, over time, challenges such as rising healthcare costs, regulatory complexities, and patient and provider dissatisfaction have made it difficult to sustain its early efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Managed Care Generated Cost-Saving Benefits for a Time Following Its