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Preliminary settlement reached in nationwide Cigna class action lawsuit

Lori O’Keefe

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A preliminary settlement of $540 million has been reached in a nationwide class action lawsuit filed against Cigna Corp. for editing and bundling CPT codes and denying reimbursement for visits that were medically necessary. The settlement could provide thousands of dollars to physicians who were

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A preliminary settlement of $540 million has been reached in a nationwide class action lawsuit filed against Cigna Corp. for editing and bundling CPT codes and denying reimbursement for visits that were medically necessary. The settlement could provide thousands of dollars to physicians who were

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A preliminary settlement of $540 million has been reached in a nationwide class action lawsuit filed against Cigna Corp. for editing and bundling CPT codes and denying reimbursement for visits that were medically necessary. The settlement could provide thousands of dollars to physicians who were

Key concepts: Lawsuit, Class action, Settlement (finance), Action (physics), Class (philosophy), Reimbursement, Law, Political science

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