Physician bargaining bill outlook turns bleak
September 1, 2000 less than 1 minute read
Physician bargaining bill outlook turns bleak
Enthusiasm over the House of Representatives’ recent passage of legislation permitting independent physicians and other providers to gather together to collectively bargain with health plans was dampened after Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-MS) announced he opposes the measure. He said the bill would create more lawsuits while improving organized labor’s health care hand.
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