"Our view remains unchanged: This rule is unlawful and fatally flawed, and it should have been withdrawn instead of finalized," AHIP CEO Matt Eyles said in a statement. The HHS Office of Inspector General, which serves as a watchdog over the program, has alleged that plans attempt to "game the system" by finding ways to boost member risk scores. Following the rule…
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