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Simple Health Plans customers will be notified they don't have comprehensive health insurance due to deceptive marketing but can sign up for a new plan during a special enrollment period.
July 11, 2019 at 12:27 PM
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At the request of the Federal Trade Commission, tens of thousands of consumers who bought medical discount plans from Simple Health Plans LLC will be notified they do not have comprehensive health insurance but can enroll in a new plan during a special enrollment period.
The FTC alleged Hollywood-based Simple Health marketed policies deceptively as comprehensive health insurance. The enrollment offer is open to policyholders still paying monthly premiums.
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