HMOs have been the target of dozens of suits by disgruntled doctors and dissatisfied patients. Trumbull, Conn.-based Oxford Health Plans is no exception, and it's the target of several class actions pending in state courts. But GC Daniel N. Gregoire says because Oxford has been more managed care 'lite' than other HMOs, it's not facing the same issues as heavy managed care.
May 02, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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