California law is quite clear. State statutes and regulations require health plans to cover “basic health care services” among other requirements, but even this simple mandate seems beyond the willingness or ability of many health plans to meet. Here’s a look at some of the law’s most basic requirements, along with recent examples of... Read More »
California Insurer Didn’t Meet Minimum Threshold in Spending Its Money on Medical Services and Quality Care The Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC), responsible for protecting consumers’ health care rights and ensuring a stable health care system by overseeing managed health care plans in California, recently found Anthem sorely lacking in the amount of... Read More »
In California, the Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC) regulates health insurers operating in the state, making sure they comply with state and federal laws and holding them accountable when they don’t. A good portion of the agency’s oversight begins with complaints from policyholders regarding the way their health plan is treating them. When... Read More »
The Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC) is the state agency in charge of regulating health insurance plans in California, with the goal of ensuring compliance with state and federal laws. Policyholders can file consumer complaints with the DMHC when they feel they are not being treated properly by their insurer. In the case... Read More »
Imagine finally finding relief in an FDA-approved weight‑loss medication, only to have your insurer drop coverage and leave you shouldering steep costs. That’s the reality for many Americans as major health plans rapidly retreat from covering GLP-1 weight‑loss drugs, despite their proven benefits. Insurers cite cost, yet the impact on patients with obesity or... Read More »
© 2021 - 2025 Gianelli & Morris, A Law Corporation. All rights reserved.
Custom WebShop™ law firm website design by NextClient.com.
