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Managed Healthcare Market Report

Managed Care Companies

MANAGED CARE STOCKS FALL 8%
Managed care stocks fell 8% in the two weeks ended Nov. 11, according to an MHMR tally of 13 issues.

3Q06 MCO NET RISES 33% AT 13 COMPANIES
Final third-quarter 2006 net income for 13 publicly traded managed care companies soared 33% to $2.721 billion.

CAREFIRST CEO JEWS TO LEAVE AFTER 13 YEARS
The controversial and effective chief executive of CareFirst—William Jews—announced that he would leave the company at the end of 2006 after 13 years on the job.

KAISER SAYS $7 BB LOSS PROJECTION WAS WORST CASE
Internal projections from Kaiser Permanente (Oakland, CA) showing that the company could lose $7 billion over the next two years were a worst-case scenario, assuming cost increases of more than 10% and premium growth of just 4% to 6%, according to treasurer Tom Meier.

’07 MEDICAL COSTS TO SOAR, PRICEWATERHOUSE SAYS
Medical costs for health plans are expected to soar at a double-digit level in 2007, with costs for PPOs rising 11.9%, HMOs 11.8% and consumer-directed health plans 10.7%, according to a survey from PricewaterhouseCoopers (New York).

UNITED, HCA REACH NATIONAL AGREEMENT
Ending a bitter dispute over the cost of hospital services, UnitedHealth Group (Minnetonka, MN) announced an agreement to provide its members with access to 150 hospitals and 100 diagnostics and treatment facilities operated by HCA Inc. (Nashville, TN).

MCO STOCKS PLUMMET AFTER ELECTION
Wall Street had expected the Democrats to make gains in this month’s elections.

AHIP PROPOSES PLAN FOR UNINSURED
America’s Health Insurance Plans (Washington) has begun lobbying for $300 billion in federal spending over 10 years on a series of initiatives it says will solve the problem of the nation’s 40 million uninsured.


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