Chase v. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE ASSOCIATION, INC

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• holding that HMO may be held liable under a theory of “ostensible” or “apparent” agency if HMO creates an appearance' that physician is its employee, regardless of physician’s actual status
• concludingthat summary judgment was appropriate where the record contained no facts suggesting' that medical center director or HMO supervised or controlled the individual doctor who negligently treated the plaintiff
• explaining nature of an HMO

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