Analysis: When implanted medical devices go wrong, who pays?

By Debra Sherman  CHICAGO | Mon Oct 8, 2012  CHICAGO (Reuters) – Insurance companies, often stuck with the tab for health services when a medical device fails, are ready to share the pain. 

As the number of costly, high-profile recalls rises, along with pressure to cut their own spending, insurers are starting to pin more of the responsibility on manufacturers.  Read more