Insurers will owe massive MLR
rebates next year, even if 2020 is normal
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Insurers owe
consumers $2.5 billion in medical loss ratio rebates in 2020, an increase of
more than $1 billion over last year. But the big payouts will probably
continue, even if COVID-19 cuts into insurers' profits. |
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Wednesday, November 11, 2020
Insurers will owe massive MLR rebates next year, even if 2020 is normal
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