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: Bodily Injury BlogLawsuit claims hospital overcharged patients
By Edward Bills
The Minnesota Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against Allina Hospital & Clinics accusing the healthcare group of charging excessive interest to patients with unpaid medical bills. According to a statement from the attorney general Allina charged some patients interest up to 18 percent. The lawsuit seeks refunds for patients who paid interest that is determined to be excessive.
Full post as published by Bodily Injury Blog on January 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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