Insurers set to pay $1.1B in premium rebates this year: KFF
Providers who had their hands full treating COVID patients stopped doing routine procedures and nonemergency operations, while many members stayed away because of fear of infection. That’s why health insurers must pay members $1.1 billion in premium rebates this year.
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