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When Michelle Cunio's HMO refused to pay for a medical test, she requested a more detailed explanation. She never got one. That unexplained denial led to a class action lawsuit against her HMO for violating state law by providing "a vague and ambiguous" explanation of benefits in denying her claim. Recently, the HMO agreed to pay for her expenses, but attorneys vow to keep fighting for other class members.
January 31, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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