U.S. public ministries accuse the great insurers of paying the repercussions for the plans of medicating private individuals
On Thursday, the Department of Justice has accused three of the largest health insurance companies of the nation of paying hundreds of millions of dollars in illegal repercussions for several years to the insurance brokers who led people in private plans to medicate.Federal ministries also accused two insurers of pinging with brokers to discriminate people with disabilities, discouraging registrations to private plans to medicate because insurance companies believed that the coverage would be more expensive.About 12 % of the beneficiaries of medicating are under 65 years old, covered by the federal insurance program because they are disabled. Their care can be expensive dates complex health needs.According to the complaint, originally brought by an informant and joined the Department of Ju...