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Justice Department hits Aetna, Humana, Elevance Health with Medicare Advantage kickback complaint
The Trump administration has filed a complaint against three major payers and three broker organizations, claiming the insurers paid kickbacks to brokers to boost Medicare Advantage (MA) enrollment | The filing also names brokers eHealth,
DOJ accuses CVS, Humana, Elevance of paying kickbacks to Medicare Advantage brokers
According to the Justice Department’s complaint, the insurers paid brokers eHealth, GoHealth and SelectQuote hundreds of millions of dollars for enrolling seniors in their MA coverage — regardless of the plans’ suitability for those members’ needs.
Shares of Elevance Health Inc. ELV slipped 2.92% to $408.31 Thursday, on what proved to be an all-around great trading ...
The lawsuit alleges the companies violated the False Claims Act, which prohibits submitting a false claim to the government for payment.
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Despite rising costs in its health insurance plans, Elevance Health reported more than $2 billion in first quarter net income ...
The Blue Cross and Blue Shield company will stop marketing most of its Medicare Advantage policies online beginning May 1.
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Federal prosecutors are taking three of the nation's largest health insurance companies and three major insurance brokers to ...
The shares of some insurance companies and health-insurance brokers are trading in the red following a complaint from the Justice Department alleging illegal kickbacks and discrimination.
The plaintiffs say "secret shopper” surveys found that more than 80% of providers listed in directories were out of network ...
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