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5 mistakes doctors make when borrowing money
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[American Medical News] - By Emily Berry, amednews staff. Posted April 9, When physicians need to borrow money for new equipment or real estate or even to buy out a practice partner, most of the time bank approval is the easy part. Experts say physicians run into trouble
Resistance builds to managed care for dual eligibles
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[American Medical News] - By Emily Berry, amednews staff. Posted April 9, Internist Linda Villarreal, MD, was among many doctors and patients attending a rally against state budget cuts for dual-eligible patients outside the Texas Health and Human Services Commission
UnitedHealth wins 5-year Tricare contract
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[American Medical News] - By Emily Berry, amednews staff. Posted April 4, The country's largest private health plan is getting bigger, by nearly 3 million members and $1.4 billion in income during the next five years, thanks to a contract to administer Tricare benefits
Employers signal near-term cuts to employees' health benefits
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[American Medical News] - By Emily Berry, amednews staff. Posted April 2, Facing the last few years before major health reform elements kick in, most employers say they are paring back benefits and pushing more costs to employees to keep benefits affordable.
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