STATE AUDITOR JAMES BROWN INITIATES FIRST MARKET CONDUCT REVIEW OF BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF MONTANA IN MORE THAN A DECADE
The following information was released by the
State Auditor
As
Astonishingly, although BCBSMT is the largest health insurance company in
"Regular and timely market conduct examinations are a key part of effective insurance regulation. We shouldn't wait a decade between reviews of a company that insures hundreds of thousands of Montanans," Auditor Brown said.
The opening of a market conduct review does not mean that the Auditor's Office has determined any violation of law or regulation by BCBSMT. The review serves as an audit of company practices to ensure a fair and competitive insurance marketplace.
In keeping with Auditor Brown's goal to protect
"My agency is tasked with protecting
Montanans can ask questions about their insurance coverage and/or file a complaint with the agency's


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