
Missouri Insurer to Pay $87.5 Million in Rebates to Policyholders
Missouri's largest health insurer, Ambetter, must pay $87.5 million in rebates to customers for failing to meet federal healthcare spending requirements.
Jessica Miller is a personal finance correspondent for Wealtoro, specializing in healthcare costs, insurance markets, and consumer financial planning. She reports on how policy and economic trends affect household budgets.
Missouri's largest health insurer, Ambetter, must pay $87.5 million in rebates to customers for failing to meet federal healthcare spending requirements.
Missouri's largest health insurer, Ambetter, will issue over $1 billion in rebates for failing to meet federal spending rules on medical care.
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