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California consumer accuses health insurance marketers of phone harassment
California consumer accuses health insurance marketers of phone harassment
LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) - A California consumer is suing health insurance marketers, alleging telephone harassment.Alexios Kafatos of Anaheim, California, filed a class action complaint, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated, Sept. 19 in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California against DirectHealth.com LLC, TZ Insurance Solutions LLC and Does 1-10, alleging violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.According to the complaint, on July 12 Kafatos received at least 18 calls from the defendants, attempting to solicit him to purchase their services.
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New data show strong income growth, falling poverty and rising health insurance coverage in Idaho
New data show strong income growth, falling poverty and rising health insurance coverage in Idaho
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Closing the gap in health insurance
Closing the gap in health insurance
Breast cancer is among the five most common cancers in the UAE, and it's unfortunate that many patients have found that their health insurance does not fully cover their treatment.As The National reported yesterday, the basic plans provided as part of the compulsory health insurance scheme for employees cover only up to Dh150,000 a year in Dubai and Dh250,000 a year in Abu Dhabi.Medical costs can be far more than this, meaning many residents face potential bills of hundreds of thousands of dirhams.
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School changes carriers to lower health insurance costs
School changes carriers to lower health insurance costs
To save the Shelter Island School District money in its 2016-17 budget, the Board of Education had to hustle last week to sign a changed agreement it negotiated with unions representing its teachers and staff.The change resulted because the district was able to switch health insurance carriers from East End Health to the New York State Health Insurance Program at an estimated savings of $120,000.Existing agreements between the Shelter Island Faculty Association and the Building & Grounds Unit had to be secured in writing by October 1, necessitating a special Board of Education meeting September 28.
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