The fine totals $850,000. New York State Insurance superintendent James Wrynn said medical bills must be clear so consumers understand the complication information, according to the report. Aetna is currently trying to correct its mistakes.
Read the Insurance Corner report on Aetna.
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–COBRA Health Insurance Subsidies for Laid Off Workers Due to Expire
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