Horizon to pay $100M to NJ on fraud complaint of overcharging
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, New Jersey's largest health insurer, has agreed to pay the state $100 million to settle claims that it defrauded the public employees' medical plan by overcharging for services, officials announced on Nov. 14. Horizon executives intentionally violated a provision in its 2020 contract with the state that ensured New Jersey would…
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