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Anthem Settles Rate Hike Investigation for $20 Million
Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Colorado has settled a rate hike investigation in that state for $20 million. While specific terms of the settlement are confidential, Anthem will grant credits to policyholders on parts of their premiums to continue their Anthem coverage.Source: Denver Business Journal
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