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Exam Code: AHM-530                Update: Sep 13, 2025
Exam Name: Network Management

AHIP Network Management AHM-530 Exam Dumps: Updated Questions & Answers (September 2025)

Question # 1

Decide whether the following statement is true or false:

The organizational structure of a health plan’s network management function often depends on the size and geographic scope of the health plan. With respect to the size of a health plan, it is correct to say that smaller health plans typically have less integration and more specialization of roles than do larger health plans.

A.

True

B.

False

Question # 2

Jay Mercer is covered under his health plan’s vision care plan, which includes coverage for clinical eye care but not for routine eye care. Recently, Mr. Mercer had a general eye examination and got a prescription for corrective lenses. Mr. Mercer’s vision care plan will cover.

A.

both the general eye examination and the prescription for corrective lenses

B.

the general eye examination only

C.

the prescription for corrective lenses only

D.

neither the general eye examination nor the prescription for corrective lenses

Question # 3

If a third party is responsible for injuries to a plan member of the Hope Health Plan, then Hope has a contractual right to file a claim for the resulting healthcare costs against the third party. This contractual right to recovery from the third party is known as

A.

Subrogation

B.

Partial capitation

C.

Coordination of benefits

D.

Aremedy provision

Question # 4

By definition, a measure of the extent to which a health plan member can obtain necessary medical services in a timely manner is known as

A.

Network management

B.

Quality

C.

Cost-effectiveness

D.

Accessibility

Question # 5

Some states have enacted any willing provider laws. From the perspective of the health plan industry, one drawback of any willing provider laws is that they often result in a reduction of a plan’s

A.

Premium rates

B.

Ability to monitor utilization

C.

Number of primary care providers (PCPs)

D.

Number of specialists and ancillary providers

Question # 6

With respect to contractual provisions related to provider-patient communications, nonsolicitation clauses prohibit providers from

A.

Encouraging patients to switch from one health plan to another

B.

Disclosing confidential information about the health plan’s reimbursement structure

C.

Dispersing confidential financial information regarding the health plan

D.

Discussing alternative treatment plans with patients

Question # 7

The provider contract that the Danube Health Plan has with the Viola Home Health Services Organization states that Danube will use a typical flat rate reimbursement arrangement to compensate Viola for the skilled nursing services it provides to Danube’s plan members. A portion of the contract’s reimbursement schedule is shown below:

Home Health Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN): $45 per visit or $90 per diem

Home Health Registered Nurse (RN): $50 per visit or $110 per diem

Last month, an LPN from Viola visited a Danube plan member and provided 1½ hours of home healthcare, and an RN from Viola visited another Danube plan member and provided 7 hours of home healthcare. The following statement(s) can correctly be made about Danube’s payment to Viola for these services:

A.

Danube most likely owes $90 for the LPN’s skilled nursing services and $110 for the RN’s skilled nursing services.

B.

Danube’s payment amount could be different from the amount called for in the reimbursement schedule if the level of care provided to one of these plan members was significantly different from the level of care normally provided by Viola’s RNs and LPNs.

C.

Both A and B

D.

A only

E.

B only

F.

Neither A nor B

Question # 8

Dr. Michelle Kubiak has contracted with the Gem Health Plan, a Medicare+Choice health plan, to provide medical services to Gem's enrollees. Gem pays Dr. Kubiak $40 per enrollee per month for providing primary care. Gem also pays her an additional $10 per enrollee per month if the cost of referral services falls below a targeted level. This information indicates that, according to the substantial financial risk formula, Dr. Kubiak's referral risk under this contract is equal to:

A.

20%, and therefore this arrangement puts her at substantial financial risk

B.

20%, and therefore this arrangement does not put her at substantial financial risk

C.

25%, and therefore this arrangement puts her at substantial financial risk

D.

25%, and therefore this arrangement does not put her at substantial financial risk

Question # 9

The following statements are about waivers and the Medicaid program. Select the answer choice containing the correct statement:

A.

The Balanced Budget Act (BBA) of 1997 eliminated the need for states to make formal applications for waivers.

B.

Section 1115 waivers allow states to bypass the Medicaid program's usual requirement of giving recipients complete freedom of choice in selecting providers.

C.

Title XVIII waivers allow states to mandate certain categories of Medicaid recipients to enroll in health plan plans.

D.

Section 1915(b) waivers allow states to establish demonstration projects in order to test new approaches to benefits and services provided by Medicaid.

Question # 10

In 1996, the NAIC adopted a standard for health plan coverage of emergency services. This standard is based on a concept known as the:

A.

Due process standard

B.

Subrogation standard

C.

Corrective action standard

D.

Prudent layperson standard

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