Taylor Theunissen, M.D., LLC v. United Healthcare Grp., Inc.
District Court, D. Connecticut
1Opinion of the Court
Jeffrey Alker Meyer, United States District Judge
It is a common practice for doctors and other medical providers to seek authorization from a patient's insurance company before agreeing to provide expensive medical care. As often as not, the provider calls the insurance company and receives what it understands to be a pre-authorization. But sometimes the insurance company ends up deciding not to pay for what the provider thought was pre-authorized. So the question becomes whether the medical provider may recover in court against the insurance company.
That's essentially the question now before…
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