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I. Comparable Managed Care entities shall be subject to comparable standards.
Comments: Committee members recognized that PPOs are essentially unregulated while HMOs are heavily regulated. Since both entities represent to the consumer a select panel of physicians and hospitals, for example, both should be held to some basic quality standards. The group found this logic unassailable and strongly supported the above recommendation.
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