The litigation arose due to Aetna and other health plans’ use of the Ingenix claims database and certain other reimbursement practices with respect to out-of-network services and supplies that allegedly resulting in artificially reduced payments. The settlement agreement received preliminary approval from the federal district court in New Jersey in August 2013.
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