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AARP Avoids Paying Patient's Medical Bill

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Shelby, NC: Imagine having AARP insurance and being told that your medical procedures are covered, only to find out your insurance has been cancelled. That is what happened to Donna J. (not her real name), who says her AARP health insurance was supposed to cover her eye surgeries. However, when it came time to pay up, the insurance company conveniently found a way to get out of paying the medical bill.

Full post as published by Lawyers and Settlements on January 28, 2009 (boomark / email).

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