Health insurers tell private doctors' firm to improve services

The four big Dutch health insurance companies are taking action against a private company which operates a string of family doctor practices and have formally accused it of failing to provide proper care. Zilveren Kruis, CZ, VGZ and Menzis say the company Co-Med, which avoided bankruptcy for non-payment of bills earlier this month, is not meeting agreements on patient care, the Volkskrant reported on Wednesday. “We have reached the limit,” a spokesman for CZ told the paper. The accusation is...