US EditionGeorgia hits insurers with $20M in fines for mental health parity violations
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Georgia hits insurers with $20M in fines for mental health parity violations
Georgia hits insurers with $20M in fines for mental health parity violations Georgia will fine health insurance companies more than $20 million for failing to comply with mental health parity laws, Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King announced Friday. “I was there when Georgia’s Mental Health Parity Act was signed into law in 2022. Three years later, our init…
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