American Medical News 1997 Julie A. Jacob - Abstracts

American Medical News 1997 Julie A. Jacob
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Blues headed for steep underwriting losses, report says.(Blue Cross Blue Shield health plans, Milliman and Robertson report)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Clamping down on managed care; consumer distress fuels continued oversight.HealthJulie A. Jacob
Clinton backs patient 'bill of rights'; seeks new legislation.(President Bill Clinton)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Colorado bill would ease HMO network restrictions. (health maintenance organizations)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Colorado says health plans must be large, have specialists. (new legislation)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Columbia deal collapse hurts Ohio Blues' image, viability. (proposed Columbia-HCA acquisition of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Indemnity insurance reinvents itself, finds niche markets.HealthJulie A. Jacob
Insurer to ask outside review of experimental treatment. (Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield to begin referring coverage decisions to independent medical review panel)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Kaiser feels market crunch, HMO sees its first-ever loss.(Kaiser Foundation Health Plans, health maintenance organization)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Legal, regulatory hurdles foil N.J.-Delaware Blues merger. (Blue Cross & Blue Shield plans)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Local health plans could top big HMOs in '97. (mergers and acquisitions; health maintenance organizations)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Local health plan to merge with Colorado Blue Cross. (HSI Health Plans Inc., Blue Cross Blue Shield of Colorado)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Look for more Blues mergers, conversions in 1997. (Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans)HealthJulie A. Jacob
More state societies try HMOs. (state medical societies establishing health maintenance organizations)HealthJulie A. Jacob
National Blues unveil program for multistate employers.(Blue Cross Blue Shield Association)HealthJulie A. Jacob
New Idaho law includes mandatory point-of-service option. (managed care plan legislation enacted)HealthJulie A. Jacob
New managed care laws may backfire, industry warns.HealthJulie A. Jacob
Oxford losses raise concerns for industry's staying power. (Oxford Health Plans)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Pa. insurance department to review merger.HealthJulie A. Jacob
Pa. OKs Blues merger; medical groups sue to block it. (Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania Blue Shield; Highmark Inc.)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Past due - with interest: Oxford agrees to settle on late pay to physicians. (Oxford Health Plans Inc.)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Pay for plan performance; linking salaries to profits brings cuts for some big-bucks CEOs.HealthJulie A. Jacob
Primary care nurse: Oxford pilot project to give nurse practitioners gatekeeper role - and pay. (Oxford Health Plans Inc.)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Ruling creates hurdle for merger of N.J. Blue Cross, Anthem. (New Jersey Blue Cross Blue Shield)(includes related article)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Solo, small-group physicians at risk.(American Medical Association study, capitated contracts put physicians' financial health at risk)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Some insurers revise mammography coverage policies. (Aetna U.S. Healthcare and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield)HealthJulie A. Jacob
Texas physician says his HMO deselection violates ADA. (health maintenance organization; Americans with Disabilities Act, Jorge C. Zamora)HealthJulie A. Jacob
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