DFS Fines Oxford Health $1 Million for New York Insurance Law Violations
"Insurance companies operating in
A market conduct examination by DFS found that between 2009 and 2013,
DFS's market conduct examination found that in almost one-third of the cases sampled, the company failed to acknowledge consumer grievances within the required 15-day time frame; it also did not resolve grievance cases regarding referrals or benefit coverage within 30 days; and, in 44% of additional cases sampled, the company failed to issue initial adverse determination letters or adverse determination letters following an appeal within the 30 days mandated by law.
Under the consent order, Oxford has agreed to take all steps necessary to comply with
The direct parent of
A copy of the consent order between
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