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Political conservatives and the managed-care industry argue that the market should be let alone to sort things out.
A WP front-pager by media reporter Howard Kurtz suggests that the story of the woman who died shortly after being told that her insurance company would only cover a bone marrow transplant if she had it in Chicago and not in Hawaii where she was--a managed-care horror story that has been referred to by both Bill and Hillary Clinton in recent weeks and has also been quoted by major media from ABC to Time--is of a piece with Ronald Reagan's Cadillac-driving "welfare queen."
Besides explaining why competition and consumer ire aren't slowing the managed-care juggernaut, these findings also suggest that tougher regulations are unlikely to make insurers serve patients better.
The GOP plan would have expanded the managed-care options open to seniors, and encouraged them to take it.
What patients hate about managed-care plans are cost-cutting mandates that shorten hospital stays and doctor visits and make it difficult for patients to see specialists.