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• Hawaii Medical Service Association — (HMSA) is an insurance company in Hawaii. It was founded in 1938 and is affiliated with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Hawai i.External links* [http://www.hmsa.com/ official webpage] Hawaii Medical Service Association (HMSA) Company Description The… …   Wikipedia