Health Care & Hospital Law
Jul. 30, 1999
Symptoms of a Medical Breakdown
By John M. Curtis With unemployment at record lows, employers scrambling for a finite group of qualified employees and labor costs on the rise, many cost-conscious employers are finding health maintenance organization plans too tempting to resist. In today's insurance market there's just no other way to go. For several years now, HMO plans have dominated the health plan industry and represent the only viable option for most employers.
By John M. Curtis
With unemployment at record lows, employers scrambling for a finite group of qualified employees and labor costs on the rise, many cost-conscious employers are finding health maintenance organization plans too tempting to resist. In today's insurance market there's just no other way to go. For several years...
With unemployment at record lows, employers scrambling for a finite group of qualified employees and labor costs on the rise, many cost-conscious employers are finding health maintenance organization plans too tempting to resist. In today's insurance market there's just no other way to go. For several years...
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