Plans to curb spiralling healthcare costs by getting all patients to co-pay part of their medical bills may have run into a roadblock.
The problem: A doctors' body has raised objection to a form drawn up by the Life Insurance Association (LIA), saying that it seeks too much needless information about a policyholder's medical condition.
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