EmblemHealth, NYC reach $53M copay settlement with Medicare retirees
EmblemHealth and New York City have agreed to settle a class action over $15 copays the city imposed on Medicare-eligible retirees enrolled in its GHI Senior Care plan. The proposed settlement, filed July 30, caps the defendants’ liability at $53 million and locks in the copays at $15 through 2027. Five retirees and the NYC […] The post EmblemHealth, NYC reach $53M copay settlement with Medicare retirees appeared first on Becker's Payer Issues | Payer News .
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[DRAFT — verify before any external use] Becker's Payer Issues reports on policy / regulatory changes: EmblemHealth and New York City have agreed to settle a class action over $15 copays the city imposed on Medicare-eligible retirees enrolled in its GHI Senior Care plan. The proposed settlement, filed July 30, caps the de…
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