[taildragger]

This was tried before in the early 90's. The "Corporation" ( who will remain nameless) I worked for at the time did this and ranked the menu plans based on performance of doctors etc. They got their @$$es sued off and had to get a whole new booklet and plan and we had to do all that picking crap all over again within 6 months and this story made the WSJ.

Now that they are living under Obamacare, I bet no one has the cohones to the legal route as they prolly know they will be crushed by the Leviathan....

[Brad from Tennessee]

[I worked for at the time did this and ranked the menu plans based on performance of doctors etc. They got their @$$es sued off and had to get a whole new booklet and plan and we had to do all that picking crap all over again within 6 months and this story made the WSJ.]

Because of HIPPA restrictions doctors are limited in the remedies they have to defend their reputations. As a result, most states recognize that doctors are uniquely vulnerable to questionable attacks on their reputations. I think a class action suit from doctors might challenge this portion of the law.