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April 07, 2026
Calif. Dialysis Bill Violates 1st Amendment, 9th Circ. Says
The Ninth Circuit on Tuesday struck down provisions of a California law that aims to restrict dialysis providers' ability to profit from patients receiving health insurance premium assistance from nonprofit charities, ruling in a published opinion that the provisions violated nonprofit American Kidney Fund's and dialysis providers' First Amendment rights.
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April 07, 2026
Pa. Hospitals Accuse Aetna Of Underpaying Medicare Claims
Two Pennsylvania hospital operators have sued Aetna Health Inc. in federal court, alleging the insurer has been improperly denying Medicare Advantage claims for inpatient services, or underpaying, under a new policy.
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April 07, 2026
Insurer Premera Accuses Clinic Of Misusing No Surprises Act
Premera Blue Cross sued a weight loss clinic on Monday in Washington federal court saying it abused a federal law aimed at safeguarding patients from unexpected medical bills in order to shake down the insurer for exorbitant amounts of money — as much as 10 times what Premera pays in-network providers.
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April 07, 2026
Acadia Still On Hook For $9M Rehab Death Negligence Verdict
A California state appeals court on Tuesday affirmed a more than $9 million jury verdict against Acadia Healthcare Co. Inc. in a suit stemming from the death of a patient at one of its addiction treatment centers, saying there was substantial evidence that the Marin County facility was negligently understaffed.
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April 07, 2026
NY Fertility Clinic Agrees To Settle Suit Over Destroyed Eggs
Less than a month ahead of trial, a New York fertility clinic has agreed to resolve a suit accusing it of negligently allowing a woman's eggs to be destroyed due to alleged mishandling, according to documents filed in New York federal court.
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