PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - Some HMOs are not spending as much as they should on patient medical care, which could jeopardize participants' health, an insurance rating agency warns.
"Too many managers in the HMO industry have their hands in the cookie jar," contends Martin D. Weiss, president of Weiss Ratings Inc., a Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.-based life and health insurance rating agency.
"They pay out too much in salaries, bonuses and other administrative expenses - but not enough to take care of their members' health. Companies have to strike a balance between providing quality care and being profitable," Mr. Weiss suggested.
A spokesman for the …
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