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The anatomy of buying power.

The Federal Risk Retention Act of 1986 was intended to enable commercial insurance purchasers to utilize new approaches to reduce insurance costs, according to authors Arthur Parry, Ph.D., and G. Michael Hutchens, FACMGA. This article traces the steps of a group of physicians in their efforts to restructure their insurance program.