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Missouri to Study Timeliness of Health Insurers' Reimbursements.
The Missouri department of Insurance is studying something doctors and insurance customers already know, health insurance companies do not pay timely. Anyone who has had a medical problem and had to deal with the doctors, hospitals and insurance company EOB's knows the games insurance companies play. Despite clear regulatory rules for the fair treatment of insured in Missouri the Department has done a poor job of holding health insurance companies accountable for the fair and timely resolution of claims. Hopefully, this study will demonstrate the need for action by the department.Missouri Lawmakers Propose to Ban All Texting-While-Driving.
Missouri lawmakers move towards complete ban on texting while driving. Why is this such a hard decision? Does anyone believe that texting and driving is safe?May 14, 2012 Insurers in Missouri to issue an estimated $64.5 million in rebates A recent report states Missouri businesses and consumers are slated for an estimated $64.5 million...
May 7, 2012 Consumer Complaints yield additional $2.2 million in claim payments The Missouri Department of Insurance received more than 10,000 consumer complaints and inquiries this year...
April 27, 2012 MetLife and 30-plus states reach a Settlement near $500M Met Life, the largest life insurer in the United States says it expects to pay...
April 20, 2012 Settlement Requires Humana to Refund $600,000 to Missouri Health Care Providers Under a settlement with the state Department of Insurance, one of the nation's largest health...
April 5, 2012 Tornadoes Raise Homeowners Insurance Rates in Missouri Even Missouri residents who reside far and away from last year's deadly tornadoes are now...
March 30, 2012 State Workers Comp Insurer to Pay $2M Dividend Missouri Employers Mutual Insurance Co., based in Columbia, says it will pay more than $2...
