As we behold the continued wonders of ObamaCare, we receive another reminder of the president’s empty promise, “If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor.”  The New York Times, late to the party as usual, observed this week, “No matter what kind of health plan consumers choose, they will find fewer doctors and hospitals in their network – or pay much more for the privilege of going to any provider they want.”  What a surprise – stop the presses! Insurance networks are common features of many plans.  The network represents a group of physicians, hospitals, and other providers that contract with an insurance plan to provide specified medical care at set fees.  As insurer United Health Care describes it, “[r]eceive quality care at reduced costs because our network providers have agreed to lower fees for covered expenses.”  For the providers, this agreement represents a tradeoff – access to...(Read Full Article)