Aetna
Aetna Welcomes Hospital for Special Surgery
Published in Managed Care Law Weekly, July 27th, 2008
"We are very pleased that with this agreement, members of Aetna's network-based commercial plans will be able to receive covered patient services, at in-network rates, from Hospital for Special Surgery," said Michael Hudson, president of Aetna's Northeast Region. The agreement does not apply to Aetna's Medicare members or to its workers compensation business products.
"This agreement further strengthens Aetna's robust metro-New York network, adding...
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