Healthcare/Hospital Law
Jul. 29, 2008
State Closes Book on Illegal Policy Rescissions
The state's HMO watchdog agency this month closed its sweeping yearlong investigation into the insurance industry's controversial procedure of canceling policyholders' medical coverage after they fall ill - a practice known as rescission - by announcing a final round of fines and settlements with California's five major health plans.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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LOS ANGELES - The state's HMO watchdog agency this month closed its sweeping yearlong investigation into the insurance industry's controversial procedure of canceling policyholders' medical coverage after they fall ill - a practice known as rescission - by announcing a final round of fines and settlements with California's five major healt...
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