Reserve and Retirees. A lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve, rather than on active duty, is paid on the Guard and Reserve drill pay chart. By drilling one full weekend a month, as of 2012, a lieutenant colonel earned anywhere from $662 a month if he had less than two years of service to a maximum $1,126 a month if he had more than 22 years.
What is Accountable Care? What is an Accountable Care Organization (ACO)? An ACO is a provider-based organization that takes responsibility for meeting the healthcare needs of a defined population with the goal of simultaneously improving health, improving patient experiences, and reducing per capita costs.
The MCO (Managed Care Organization) is a private company selected or assigned to each stated-funded Ohio employer to medically manage the employerâs compensation claims. The MCOâs coordinate medical care and make treatment decisions. When treatment, therapy, surgery, injections, devices or other medical services are requested, the MCO decides if it is necessary and appropriate based on the nature of the injury and other medical factors. If the MCO denies the requested service, the Claimant or doctor can appeal the decision.