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(...)Rising malpractice insurance rates forced Ali to close his Belleville
practice in January, one year after the Illinois Physicians Society named
him one of the top 10 physicians in the state. Ali maintained files for more
than 5,000 patients when he closed his doors.

The small Wisconsin town nine hours away is the one place Ali's headhunters
could find for him to work with insurance rates he could afford. Ali now
pays $7,000 a year, compared to $80,000 for the same insurance coverage in
the metro-east. He's become a community doctor for a town of 1,973.

Rising insurance rates, the fear of getting sued and the general climate of
the medical community in this area were enough to convince Ali he had to
leave.(...)
www.belleville.com/mld/newsdemocrat/7218042.htm