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TheKentuckian

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4. They can walk the line 100% anyway. All they have to do is increase the allowable charges.

Reply to latebloomer (Reply #3)

Mon Mar 26, 2012, 07:28 PM

Mar 2012

No worries about the MLR or getting bad mouthed by HHS. Hell, they have an anti-trust exemption and can cooperate to fix prices anyway.

Smoke and mirrors.

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There is no federal control over increases in health insurance premiums [View all] eridani Mar 2012 OP

Rec'd, A point most choose to blindly ignore to enable their partisan bickering just1voice Mar 2012 #1

Yes--please remember that insurance is not CARE n/t eridani Mar 2012 #2

That's one of the major points I'm concerned about latebloomer Mar 2012 #3

They can walk the line 100% anyway. All they have to do is increase the allowable charges. TheKentuckian Mar 2012 #4