Summary
In another example of California's health care meltdown, Blue Cross, the state's largest insurer, is the target of lawsuits claiming it illegally dropped coverage - sometimes retroactively - when policyholders' medical bills rose.
Blue Cross says the policies were canceled because policyholders weren't upfront about prior medical conditions. The lawsuits state that Blue Cross dropped them to avoid paying expensive claims for prior conditions they had no reason to believe were serious. It's illegal to drop a policyholder for any reason other than fraud.See the full content of this document
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Blue Cross, which insures a million Californians who don't have employer-subs...
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