Thousands in Central Mass. could lose insurance coverage Jan. 1.
WORCESTER— Thousands of Worcester- area residents could lose their health insurance coverage Jan. 1 because of a dispute over the amount of cash going to hospitals to cover the cost of care. Point32Health, the second-largest health insurer in Massachusetts that combined Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan, announced that it failed to reach a new…
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Thousands could lose insurance coverage Jan. 1
Thousands in Central Mass. could lose insurance coverage
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