Score another for our new would be royalty, that is, for the hired managers who run big corporations. Early this month a few scattered repo...
Showing posts with label WellPoint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WellPoint. Show all posts
WellPoint's Former Manager-Queen Got $20.6 Million and Its Nobility Got Millions
Score another for our new would be royalty, that is, for the hired managers who run big corporations. Early this month a few scattered repo...
Duchess of WellPoint Abdicates, Likely to Escape with Much Loot
A change in the leadership of one of the biggest health care organizations reveals a little more about how such leadership has become our ne...
Huge Insurance Company WellPoint Settles Once Again, Providing a Window On the Ethical Questions Its Birth Presented
Another month, another question about the ethical conduct of for-profit insurance giant WellPoint. WellPoint Settles Allegations its Predec...
Wall Street Journal Defends Hired WellPoint Executives' Lack of Accountability to the Company's Owners
The lack of accountability of the hired managers (or executives or bureaucrats) of health care organizations came into sharper focus thanks ...
Some of WellPoint's Owners (Stockholders) Allege Their Hired Executives Hid Political Contributions
We have frequently had reason to question the actions of WellPoint, the second largest for-profit health insurance company/ managed care org...
Still More Electronic Medical Data Chaos, Pandemonium, Bedlam, Tumult and Maelstrom: But Don't Worry, Your Data is Secure
Case 1. Tumult October 5, 2011 New York Times Patient Data Landed Online After a Series of Missteps By KEVIN SACK Private medical data for ...
Millions to Health Insurance CEOs, But Blame Everyone Else for Rising Health Care Costs
The revelations about the huge golden parachute given the outgoing CEO of ostensibly non-profit Massachusetts Blue Cross Blue Shield induced...
Health Insurers Sanctioned, Fined
It has not been a good few weeks for big US health insurance companies. First was a report (e.g., per the Wall Street Journal) that three ...
