Which of the following is TRUE regarding psychologists’ work with managed care companies?
Managed care companies typically pay more than clients who pay directly.
Managed care companies can deny payment for care that they believe is unnecessary, even when the psychologist deems it necessary.
A client’s use of managed care to pay for psychological services does not impact his likelihood of receiving a diagnosis.
Managed care companies often take a hands-off approach with psychologists, allowing them great flexibility in the type and quantity of treatment they provide.
