Colorado Physicians Group Agrees to Stop Alleged Price-Fixing Tactics

A Colorado physicians’ group has settled Federal Trade Commission charges of price-fixing by agreeing to halt its use of allegedly anticompetitive negotiating tactics against health insurers.

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