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Since 2019, states have been in a back-and-forth dispute with behavioral health provider United Behavioral Health, a subsidiary of health insurer UnitedHealth Group, to determine whether the insurer inappropriately denied coverage to subscribers. In the latest update on the case, last week, 15 state attorneys general, along with the attorney general of Washington D.C., requested a review of a recent ruling that suggested that UBH did inappropriately deny subscribers coverage, but that subscribers would not be able to get their claims re-processed, according to the Providence Business News.

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