Medicare Advantage Insurer $100M Settlement

They have a record of insurance claims, but not self pay. If one does not have insurance, as far as Milliman is concerned, there are no verifiable claims.
OK then I should have stuff in there. BSBC as an individual, not medicare related. Thanks.
 
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I have run into this on numerous occasions over the last few years. Getting records changed and expunged is virtually impossible.
Interesting - this was in 2023. More specifically, the 15-page lawsuit which was filed (Morris et al. v. Milliman, Inc.) says:

"The company, which operates as Milliman IntelliScript, has run afoul of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) by publishing inaccurate medical and prescription history information, impeding consumers' efforts to correct errors by concealing the true sources of its data, and failing to reinvestigate after a consumer files a dispute."

The lawsuit filed is at the bottom of the page of the url below. Looking at updates the last report of status I can can find is Nov 2023, with class certification by July 2024.

 
Unfortunately, medical records are notoriously inaccurate for any number of reasons. If I had to guess, I would say that upcoding results in a high percentage of incorrect medical records.

This report is 12 years old but I doubt things have changed much in that time.

This 2021 report seems to confirm the problems associated with EMR and upcoding
 
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