Health Care & Hospital Law
Feb. 3, 2003
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Forum Column - By Peter J. Hammer - By default, the leading regulator of national health care markets is the U.S. Supreme Court under the mysterious guise of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, known simply as ERISA. Recently, the court heard arguments in Kentucky Association of Health Plans v. Miller. The decision will determine whether Kentucky's any-willing-provider law - which prohibits any health insurer, including health maintenance organizations, from excluding from
Forum Column
By Peter J. Hammer
By default, the leading regulator of national health care markets is the U.S. Supreme Court under the mysterious guise of the Employee Retirement Income Security Ac...
By Peter J. Hammer
By default, the leading regulator of national health care markets is the U.S. Supreme Court under the mysterious guise of the Employee Retirement Income Security Ac...
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