President Bush and GOP conservatives want to keep HMO suits in federal courts, and limit damages for pain and suffering to $500,000.

Formula fight latest in HMO debate; Gift expands church's work; Glitch leaves Warren Co., other areas without 911; Groups unite to demand chemical firm concessions; Law for adult business may...

HMO Execs Debate How to Heal Their Image ... Quietly HMO top brass have been meeting in Texas to find ways to improve “their battered public image.” They are divided as to how to do this.

Galvin, Industry Officials Debate HMO Reform ... Galvin, Industry Officials Debate HMO Reform Sec. of State Presses for Greater Government Role in Health Car

In their July/Aug 02 review of studies comparing HMO to non-HMO care, Robert Miller and Harold Luft take issue with my criticism of their earlier literature reviews.1 Space constraints prevent a...

The ruling, handed down on Jun 12, 2000, is the first time ... HMOs, which are credited for providing greater access to health care for the underpriveleged, ... The US Supreme Court's decision on Jun 12,

1. Suggesting a topic for a debate ... Debate Directory ... Suing HMO's Debate

Others, like HMO-suing lawyer Richard Scruggs, discussed what some see as the conflict of interest inherent in companies that have a profit incentive to limit health care for their customers.

Others, like HMO-suing lawyer Richard Scruggs, discussed what some see as the conflict of interest inherent in companies that have a profit incentive to limit health care for their customers.

And welcome to the third and last presidential debate of 2008, ... Whether it be fighting for an HMO patient's bill of rights. Whether it be the establishment of the 9/11 Commission.