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Re: HMO'S Practicing MedicineFrom: acf (evsono@pipeline.com)Wed Mar 27 12:50:00 1996
hi! the reason HMO's have thus far escaped respoonsibility for their actions is the ERISA statute. basically, this is a federal law which covers employee benefits including health insurance. should an action ensue, the insurance company always has been able to opt out into federal court, leaving the malpractice arena to the doc! Nice trick! the judge really should know better! art fougner, md forest hills, ny evsono@nyc.pipeline.com
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