Avoiding Internal Legal Conflict When A Payor Is A Provider
Historically, with a few notable exceptions, there has been a clear distinction between payors — health insurance companies — and providers, which include hospitals, physicians and other medical professionals. This line of demarcation is reflected not only in the regulatory regimes governing the health care system, but also in the litigation positions that payors and providers take on issues such as the following.
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Historically, with a few notable exceptions, there has been a clear distinction between payors — health insurance companies — and providers, which include hospitals, physicians and other medical professionals. This line of demarcation is reflected not only in the regulatory regimes governing the health care system, but also in the litigation positions that payors and providers take on issues such as the following.
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