The nation’s largest health insurer is once again staring down accusations that it is discriminating against customers who seek coverage for mental health services.

The mother of a 13-year-old boy diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder is suing UnitedHealthcare and its subsidiary United Behavioral Health on behalf of a potential class of policyholders whose self-funded plans exclude coverage of “Intensive Behavioral Therapy.”

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