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'Thin Blue Line' insurance plan for retired firefighters and police is accused of fraud, failure to pay medical bills

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Thin Blue Line Benefits Association offered first responders who retired early an affordable health plan. Now, complaints about unpaid medical bills are rising.

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'Thin Blue Line' insurance plan for retired firefighters and police is accused of fraud, failure to pay medical bills

Thin Blue Line Benefits Association offered first responders who retired early an affordable health plan. Now, complaints about unpaid medical bills are rising.

·Phoenix, United States
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KPNX broke the news in Phoenix, United States on Sunday, February 23, 2025.
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