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Blue Cross seeks dismissal of ‘phantom tax’ antitrust lawsuit tied to self-funded plans

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What a lawsuit calls a “phantom tax” on companies that self-fund their health coverage is actually a “bundled discount” that Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan offers employers if they also buy its stop-loss insurance. That’s part of the legal argument that Blue Cross Blue Shield is using in urging a... Please login to read all 693 words.

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Blue Cross seeks dismissal of ‘phantom tax’ antitrust lawsuit tied to self-funded plans

3 days ago·Grand Rapids, United States

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