Health Care Claims

A group of out-of-network health care providers cannot prove United Behavioral Health unreasonably restrained trade, a federal court in California ruled, dismissing the case. The plaintiffs claimed the behavioral health claims handler fixed the amount that it reimbursed them, causing them to be consistently underpaid.

SAN FRANCISCO — A group of out-of-network health care providers cannot prove United Behavioral Health unreasonably restrained trade, a federal court in California ruled. The plaintiffs claimed the behavioral health claims handler fixed the amount that it reimbursed them, causing them to be consistently underpaid.

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