THE NEW HEALTH CARE
Health Care Choice at a Price
You'll have lots of options--and you'll pay more
Giving Power to the Patient
Need Help with the Health-Care Maze?
Patient-advocacy groups can produce results
Want a Doctor Who Treats You Like Royalty?
If you have the cash, these physicians have the time
Q&A: The Next Stage of Managed Care
Bush's health adviser on where insurance is headed
Soon We'll All Be Paying More for Drugs
Insurers and employers pass the prescription buck
Getting the Best Care from Your Health Plan
Research is key, but which Web sites are reliable?
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A Health Insurer Flexes Its Muscles
WellPoint is pushing unorthodox ways to cut costs, including taking on
drugmakers via the FDA
(The BW50, 3/25/02)
Who Should Get the Health-Care Bill?
Bush's tax-credit plan is fueling a big dispute in Washington
(Social Issues, 3/4/02)
The New Power Play in Health Care
The growth of regional hospital monopolies is again boosting the pricing
power of providers
(Social Issues, 1/28/02)
Health Care: Costs Will Stay Feverish
A series of factors all but guarantee that it'll be more expensive
in 2002 (Industry Outlook, 1/14/02)
Mental Health: Better Benefits Won't Break the Bank
Independent studies suggest that employers' costs for mental-health
parity could be very small (Science & Technology, 12/17/01)
Drug Prices: What's Fair?
How can we encourage research and still keep prices within reach?
(Cover Story, 12/10/01)
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