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: Physician LawNew Jersey Department of Insurance Fines Aetna
By Todd A. Rodriguez
The New Jersey Department of Banking & Insurance has issued an order stopping Aetna's practice of limiting non-participating physician reimbursement to 125% of Medicare. The Department has also fined Aetna almost $10,000 for violations of state insurance laws. Non-participating physicians in other states may find this development helpful in discussions with Aetna (or their insurance department, if necessary).
Full post as published by Physician Law on July 25, 2007 (boomark / email).
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