Year ends with eyeglass rush
Kaiser HMO is No. 1 again
Insurer fined for late denials
Response slow to insurance law change
State unveils guide to hospitals
Quick store clinics rise with cost of health care
One HMO patient's struggle to get some medical attention
Oxford Health stock falls 62% Billing, payment mishandling causes 3rd-quarter decline; Health service
Aetna's 3rd quarter is shy of estimates Slumping stock falls another 10.5% after announcement; Insurance
Integrated Health enters deal with Aetna
Harland, Ciena moving to Arundel Companies expect to add 500 workers by the end of 1997; Firms leaving Howard Co.; Shortage of space for expansion is cited in relocations
Travelers/Aetna reports higher earnings $246.1 million exceeds analysts' expectations for third-quarter
Pension bill packs punch after 7 years Increase in costs led to $13.8 million debt over time; 'A life of its own'; Retirement benefits needed to retain staff, Lighthizer contends
Johns Hopkins contracts with Aetna Health Plans
Profits fall 14% for U.S. Healthcare in quarter Expenses from buyout by Aetna are cited
CONSOLIDATION of Aetna Life & Casualty Co....
Mergers are like human marriages: Some work, some shouldn't be allowed
Aetna purchases financial navigator U.S. Healthcare shows how to contain costs
Stocks rise to start the second quarter HMO, telecommunications shares prove strongest amid recent mergers
Aetna Life & Casualty to buy U.S. Healthcare $8.9 billion deal to form nation's biggest managed-care company
Giant Food to reject Aetna insurance cardsPharmacies...
Academic medical centers vie in changing market Hopkins, UM hospitals aim to keep costs low, maintain reputation
Financials lead stocks to new high at 5,105 Drug stocks help rise to 65th record of year, but Motorola falters
Toll-free lines trim health costs Health: Registered nurses on 800-lines give advice that reduces the number of expensive visits to the doctor.
Giving Ryan hope for a normal life Helping a child: Ryan Origaen, 18 months, needs $16,000 for an air ambulance to Texas. A foundation formed by a Baltimore couple after their young son died has donated $1,000
Maternity law delivers shock
Technology shares pace stocks Dow up 25.29; Traders speculate that Aetna will spin off property-casualty unit
Dow up 5.64, led by computer stocks
Stocks close mixed, despite gains by Coca-Cola, drug companies
Aetna executive sues insurerA former executive at...
Geico to sell its homeowners insurance operations to Aetna
Sale of Columbia office complex set
Your home business can be safe as well as sweet with proper insurance
Frank K. WilsonAttorneyFrank K. Wilson, an attorney...
Hopkins, Prudential war: high stakes in managed care
Prudential is sued by Hopkins
Variable annuities gain popularity
Prudential executive resignsThe fraud scandal at Prudential...
Suddenly sane
Aetna to open medical offices in state Insurer is getting into direct care
Switching health insurance will save schools $300,000 Aetna chosen over Blue Cross
Hidden health costs in Clinton's plan seen giving federal workers triple hit
Danny and Zoe
Justice nominee's liberal past, corporate ties stand in contrast Democrats' zeal for Baird muted by review of her record
From Staff and Wire Reports
Everything is working out well for exercise programs Field provides thousands of instructor jobs.
Aetna maternity leaveAetna Life & Casualty Co.,...
Greenbelt HMO to be available to city employees
Upper Chesapeake joins 2 HMOs Agreement comes on the heels of split with Prudential.
A Different Approach to Adult Education