Insurances & Business

Malpractice Coverage Rates For Massachusetts Physicians Lower Now Than In 1990s, Study Finds

Insurances | Sources: medicalnewstoday.com

Similar/Related/News:

• Universal Coverage Exacerbating ‘Imbalance’ Between Supply Of Physicians, Number Of Patients In Massachusetts
Massachusetts' health insurance law has had the "unintended consequence" of exacerbating the "imbalance" between supply and demand for primary care ph...
• States That Rank High In Measures Of Children’s Health Tend To Have Lower Rates Of Uninsured Children, Higher Health Costs, Study Finds
Children in states with higher rates of insured children are more likely to receive higher-quality health care, according to a Commonwealth Fund study...
• Uninsured Rates Vary Widely Among Asian-Americans, Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, Study Finds
A new analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum finds that certain subgroups of the nation's Asi...
• Jobless rates jump in Lower Hudson Valley
Joblessness in the Lower Hudson Valley reached levels last month that the region hasn't seen for the month of May since the mid-1990s, data from the s...
• Medical Mistakes Will No Longer Be Billable Under New Rules Adopted By Massachusetts, Insurer
Massachusetts health officials and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts in separate announcements on Thursday outlined new policies that will ...
• Employer Health Care Costs Projected To Rise By Nearly 10% In 2008 And 2009, Study Finds
Employer health care costs are expected to increase by 9.9% in 2008 -- more than double annual inflation rates -- and 9.6% in 2009, according to a stu...
• Washington Post Examines Study Showing Decline In Percentage Of Uninsured Massachusetts Residents
The Washington Post on Wednesday examined the results of a study that found the percentage of uninsured Massachusetts residents decreased from 13% to ...
• 55% Of Large Commercial Health Plan Members Do Not Understand ‘Critical Details’ Of Their Health Plans, Online Survey Finds
Fifty-five percent of members from 107 commercial health plans nationally said they do not understand "critical details" of their coverage, including ...