American Medical News 1996 Julie Johnsson - Abstracts

American Medical News 1996 Julie Johnsson
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A gold mine in false claims: feds tap obscure law to pursue health care fraud. (False Claims Act) (includes related article on use of False Claims Act to prosecute quality-of-care cases)HealthJulie Johnsson
AMA asks FTC for flexibility on antitrust rule of reason. (Federal Trade Commission)HealthJulie Johnsson
Antitrust guides explain messenger model.(Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice clarify procedure for setting pricing contracts between managed care networks and physicians)HealthJulie Johnsson
Antitrust rules delayed as feds fine-tune, try to strike right tone. (health care)HealthJulie Johnsson
Antitrust rules kill network. (Justice Dept. ruling against Children's Healthcare P.A.)HealthJulie Johnsson
Antitrust verdict hits HMO. (health maintenance organization; U.S. Healthcare Inc.)HealthJulie Johnsson
Boost for antitrust relief: Marshfield case pushes feds to reconcile guidelines, ruling. (Marshfield Clinic's Health Maintenance Organization and antitrust allegations)HealthJulie Johnsson
Collective bargaining: managed care fuels date on physician unions.HealthJulie Johnsson
Columbia/HCA on hospital buying spree. (Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp.)HealthJulie Johnsson
Court rulings chip away at managed care's ERISA shield. (Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974)HealthJulie Johnsson
Doctor plans need strategies to compete, house told. (American Medical Association chamber hears challenges faced by physician-run health plans)(Annual Meeting News)HealthJulie Johnsson
Easing antitrust guidelines? (physician networks)(includes related article on reviewing antitrust rules)HealthJulie Johnsson
Easing restrictions - a little. (antitrust restrictions for doctors; restrictions on provider plans)(includes related article on Justice Department ruling on collective venture between five anesthesiology groups)HealthJulie Johnsson, Cathy Tokarski
Fraud probe: doctors face kickback, arson charges. (Peter D. Farr, Howard M. Addis, Saint Joseph's Medical Center)HealthJulie Johnsson
FTC slams doctor network, PHO. (Federal Trade Commission accuses Montana Associated Physicians Inc. and Billings Physician Hospital Alliance Inc. of anticompetitive practice, physician-hospital organization)HealthJulie Johnsson
Having their say. (American Medical Association calls for decision making for physicians in managed care)HealthHoward Larkin, Julie Johnsson
HMO coverage battle rages on; quality issues at core of high-profile case. (case involving patient Carley Christie, TakeCare Health Plan Inc.)HealthJulie Johnsson
HMO market drop could land on physicians. (health maintenance organizations)HealthJulie Johnsson
HMOs dominate, shape the market.(health maintenance organizations)(Industry Overview)HealthJulie Johnsson
Hospitals profit on Medicare. (Prospective Payment Assessment Commission preliminary report)HealthJulie Johnsson
House averts Medicare pay fight. (American Medical Association House of Delegates approves compromise measure)(Annual Meeting News)HealthJulie Johnsson
Insurer-HMO mega-merger.(Aetna's proposed acquisition of U.S. Healthcare is largest in a series)HealthJulie Johnsson
Judge issues injunction against Marshfield Clinic. (doctor-owned enterprise forbidden from signing anticompetitive contracts in northern Wisconsin)HealthJulie Johnsson
Justice Dept. approves rural Calif. physician network. (Sierra CommCare Inc., Ridgecrest, California)HealthJulie Johnsson
Justice Dept. squelches Baton Rouge PHO.(physician-hospital organizations, Woman's Physician Health Organization)HealthJulie Johnsson
Justice OKs doctor network outside antitrust safety zone. (US Justice Department, larger percentage of market allowed)HealthJulie Johnsson
Lab firms fined record $187 million for Medicare fraud.HealthJulie Johnsson
Leadership for medicine's future. (1996 National Leadership Conference) (includes related article on a speech made by Dr. James S. Todd)HealthJulie Johnsson
Managed care fraud: to track down crime, federal officials follow the money trail.HealthJulie Johnsson
Market gains for physicians? (evolution of managed care)HealthJulie Johnsson
Marshfield Clinic faces class-action lawsuit.(consumer suit)HealthJulie Johnsson
Medical professor, university face false claims charges. (University of Chicago professor Dr. George L. Weid)HealthJulie Johnsson
Medical Staff Section: regain control of delivery systems. (Dr. Lee McCormick delivers parting address to the Organized Medical Staff Section of the American Medical Association)(Annual Meeting News)HealthJulie Johnsson
MedPartners, Caremark merge into $4.4 billion firm. (MedPartners/Mullikin Inc., Caremark International Inc)HealthJulie Johnsson
Merger spurs new Battle of Vicksburg; hospital sues medical staff on antitrust charges. (Columbia Vicksburg Medical Center suing to block merger between River Regional Medical Corp. and Vicksburg Clinic medical personnel)HealthJulie Johnsson
Mob moves in on managed care, prosecutors claim.(Genovese crime family accused of health insurance racketeering in New Jersey)HealthJulie Johnsson
New antitrust policy offers big gains for doctor networks.HealthJulie Johnsson
New federal rule: HMOs must disclose physician pay.HealthJulie Johnsson
New IRS tax, penalties target doctors in deals with hospitals. (Internal Revenue Service)(includes related article on the effects of IRS penalities on doctors)HealthJulie Johnsson
New life for long-dormant law. (corporate practice of medicine laws; includes related articles on Richard B. Berlin Jr., MD v. Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center case in Illinois)HealthJulie Johnsson
OMSS: how to help doctors survive hospital mergers. (American Medical Association Organized Medical Staff Section)HealthBrian McCormick, Julie Johnsson
Pace of federal health fraud prosecutions quickens.HealthJulie Johnsson
PHOs face obstacles under new antitrust standards.(Federal Trade Commission and Justice Department guidelines for physician- hospital organizations)HealthJulie Johnsson
Re-examining care for the dying: AMA: education key to making end-of-life decisions. (American Medical Association)HealthJulie Johnsson
Safe Harbors: doctors score symbolic win. (federal regulation; anti-kickback protections)(includes related article on safe harbor enforcement)HealthJulie Johnsson
Savings may be FTC test in hospital, doctor mergers. (Federal Trade Commission; antitrust reform)HealthJulie Johnsson
Signs of hope in budget deadlock; push to save Medicare could benefit doctors.HealthJulie Johnsson
Sneak peek at antitrust. (new guidelines for doctor ventures)HealthJulie Johnsson
States ask high court to hear Marshfield antitrust case. (US Supreme Court; review of Marshfield Clinic versus Blue Cross and Blue Shield United of Wisconsin)HealthJulie Johnsson
States slap for-profit deals. (deals between nonprofit and for-profit health care entities coming under increasing scrutiny)HealthJulie Johnsson
Supreme Court tackles ERISA - again. (Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, Barbara DeBuono, MS v. NYSA-ILA Medical and Clinical Services Fund)HealthJulie Johnsson
Tax deadline looming for hospital, physician insiders. (Dec. 15, 1996)HealthJulie Johnsson
Trial focus: public unease with physician incentives.(David and Stephanie Gross vs. Prudential Health Care Plan)HealthJulie Johnsson
Virginia doctors win $3 million in hospital kickback case.(Virginia Radiology Associates v. Culpeper Memorial Hospital)HealthJulie Johnsson
Waiting for guidelines: new antitrust policy will change marketplace. (healthcare industry)HealthJulie Johnsson
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