Limiting Patients' Rights Won't Reduce Insurance Rates
Managed Care: Sacrificing Your Health Care for Insurance Profits
August 1 Big insurance companies and health maintenance organizations (HMOs) have become major forces in America, clamping down on which health care providers we can and cannot seeand when we can see them. With a health care system that delays essential treatment and puts bottom-line profit first, lawmakers should find ways to increase patients' rightsnot take them away. Read more.
Legislation Introduced in 2005 Hurts All Patients, Won't Reduce Insurance Rates
March 3 New bills severely limit the ability of patients, mothers, and families to hold health care and medical products providers accountable. The insurance industry - not patients or caregivers - benefit. Read more.
Newspapers Call for Fewer Errors, Insurance Reform
January 27 Editorial boards across the country defend
patients' rights and advise lawmakers to focus on real ways
to lower insurance premiums and health costs - insurance reform.
Read more.
Insurance Industry Admits Caps Won't Work
January 3 "We have not promised price reductions with tort reform," admitted American Insurance Association spokesman Dennis Kelly. More like this.
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