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PubMed1999

Fraud or confusion?

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PubMed2000

Managed care liability today: laws, cases, theories, and current issues.

Managed care entities face numerous liability issues in today's changing healthcare environment. This Article provides the plaintiff with a comprehensive road map for navigating the many avenues of managed care liability. The author describes ERISA pre-emption provisions and suggests ways plaintiffs' attorneys can strive to narrow the pre-emption. The Article also provides in-depth analysis of each theory of managed care liability that has been litigated against managed care entities to date, and then goes on to explore state laws imposing liability on managed care entities, and how HMO liability is being reformed through legislative action. For plaintiffs' attorneys seeking the full spectrum of theories of managed care liability, or for defendants' attorneys wanting to remain updated on all potential claims to defend, this Article constitutes an extensive primer on the current issues.

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PubMed2001

Private LTC insurance. The home care claimant experience.

An understanding of claimants and their behavior should help consumers make more informed choices about financing their potential LTC needs, help the private insurance industry better meet those needs, and inform public policies designed to support and regulate the market. To this end, LifePlans, Inc. and the Center for Health and Long-Term Care Research conducted in-person interviews with more than 1,000 private long-term care insurance claimants residing both in the community and in institutions.

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