- Announced Actions for February 21, 1997 ( )
- Mobile Health Resources, L.L.C. ( )
- Ohio Ambulance Network, Inc. ( )
- FTC Obtains Relief for Health Care Consumers in California County ( )
- Announced Actions for January 24, 1997 ( )
- FTC Staff Has Advised the Southwest Florida Oral Surgery Associates (SFOSA) Its Proposal To Form a "Cooperative" Does Not Appear To Violate the Antitrust Laws ( )
- FTC To Appeal District Court Decision in Butterworth/Blodgett Hospital Merger Case ( )
- Announced Actions for November 13, 1996 ( )
- Announced Actions for November 1, 1996 ( )
- FTC Staff Issues Advisory Opinion that a Planned Survey of Hospital Prices in the Waco, Texas Area, Appears to Meet Guidelines Outlined in the Joint FTC/Department of Justice Statements of Antitrust Enforcement Policy in Health Care, Issued in August, ( )
- Montana Physicians Agree to Settle FTC Charges that they Conspired To Raise Prices and Limit Choices for Consumers ( )
- Announced Actions for October 11, 1996 ( )
- Announced Actions for October 4, 1996 ( )
- Announced Actions for August 30, 1996 ( )
- Federal Trade Commission, Justice Department Revise Policy Statements on Health Care Antitrust Enforcement ( )
- Announced Actions for August 16, 1996 ( )
- Announced Actions for August 2, 1996 ( )
- Announced Actions for July 26, 1996 ( )
- Mayo Medical Laboratories ( )
- Announced Actions for June 14, 1996 ( )
- Announced Actions for June 7, 1996 ( )
- Announced Actions for May 17, 1996 ( )
- American Medical Association ( )
- California Dental Association ( )
- More Announced Actions' for March 12, 1996 ( )
- FTC's Pitofsky Outlines How Antitrust Enforcement can Adapt to Rapidly Changing Health Care Arena. ( )
- Announced Actions for February 23, 1996 ( )
- Annouced Actions for February 2, 1996 ( )
- FTC Staff Have Advised a Group of New Orleans Urologists that Group's Plan to Establish a Urology Services Network Does Not Appear to Violate Antitrust Laws. ( )
- FTC Says Action to Block Merger of Grand Rapids Hospital will Help Keep Prices Competitive at all Area Hospitals. ( )
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