Looks like the state is increasing pressure on these insurers. I think the announcement taht i was being examined this way by the state could hurt business
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Where about did they loose it?
Fallon's 1st quarter loss was small compared to the other large insurers in Massachusetts (see the article link below from today's T&G).
And to think the recently passed national health plan is based on the model from Massachusetts.
http://www.telegram.com/article/20100518/NEWS/5180348
dave
true but Fallon is the least capable to handle any losses and the pending changes to Medicare Advantage???
Very worried about their future.
Bill
http://www.boston.com/business/healthcare/articles/2010/06/11/state_asks_to_oversee_3_insurers/?p1=Well_MostPop_Emailed4
Looks like the state is increasing pressure on these insurers. I think the announcement taht i was being examined this way by the state could hurt business
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