A consortium of eight Western Pennsylvania hospitals and more than 400 doctors who collaborate in improving care and holding down health care costs is suing Aetna Network Services LLC for breach of contract, alleging the health insurance giant is tucking extra costs into their agreement that boosts Aetna’s plan enrollment.
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