Re: HMO'S Practicing Medicine

From: R. Daniel Braun (rBraun@IUNET.IUPUI.EDU)
Wed Mar 27 12:31:58 1996


Your comments about the Ins. Co's saying we won't pay for it but if you think it's needed, that's up to you and the patient really hits the nail on the head. This may be changing though, I see that one insurance company is being sued by the patient for the results of her baby's Kernicterus, that wasn't diagnosed because of an early discharge. The courts are allowing it to happen on the basis of the contracts between the Ins. Co. and the MD's. This apparently went to the point that the Ins. Co. was actually practicing medicine.

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R.Daniel Braun,MD "All men are created unequal" Clinical Professor Indiana U. School of Medicine Lazarus Long

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