1. What is the payor’s track record concerning payment of claims? What is the payor’s current financial position?
2. Does the contract target a specific segment of the market not previously reached in other contracting opportunities?
3. Can the providers bill their usual charges for non-covered services?
4. Are noncovered services properly defined?
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