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Elderly man, pets killed in Blue Island fire  Bernard Clancy, 72, was killed in the Blue Island fire, according to the medical examiner's office.

Horizon Blue Cross Tentatively Settles Suit Over Coverage of Eating Disorders  Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey made a preliminary agreement Monday to pay up to $3.6 million to end a class action suit alleging it wrongfully denied claims by eating-disorder patients. The settlement would, subject to approval by a federal judge, treat future claims more liberally and make internal reforms to resolve disputes over benefits for eating disorders. And Horizon would ...

Leslie A. Margolin: Promoting healthier ways of reaching consensus  The president of Anthem Blue Cross of California believes 'answers lie in trying to bring people with diverse backgrounds and diverse interests together and focus on what they have in common.' The gig: President of Woodland Hills-based Anthem Blue Cross of California, the state's largest for-profit health insurer, which serves more than 8 million members.

Blue Cross tax break hits snag  By ANTHONY SPANGLER FORT WORTH �� A request by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas for $4.7 million in tax breaks to build a data center in the Alliance business corridor was derailed Tuesday when Tarrant County officials discovered that the health insurance provider owes the county hospital $5.2 million in unpaid charges. Tarrant County Administrator G.K. Maenius said the issue of unpaid bills to ...

Blue Cross Blue Shield deal derailed by $5.2 mil in unpaid bills  By ANTHONY SPANGLER FORT WORTH -- A request by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas for $4.7 million in tax breaks to build a data center in the Alliance business corridor was derailed Tuesday when Tarrant County officials discovered the health insurance provider owes the county hospital $5.2 million in unpaid charges. Tarrant County Administrator G.K. Maenius said the issue of unpaid bills to the ...

Leslie A. Margolin: Promoting healthier ways of reaching consensus  The president of Anthem Blue Cross of California believes 'answers lie in trying to bring people with diverse backgrounds and diverse interests together and focus on what they have in common.' The gig: President of Woodland Hills-based Anthem Blue Cross of California, the state's largest for-profit health insurer, which serves more than 8 million members.

Steven Cole Smith: Big 3 need more than bailout to survive  Dear Greg: In July 2006, my 8-year-old son, Zachary, was hospitalized for two nights at Arnold Palmer Hospital. At the time, our health insurance was Blue Cross Blue Shield through my husband's employer. The charges were $1,766. BCBS paid $1,413, leaving a balance of $353, which I paid as a deductible. In March this year, I began receiving notices from a collection agency that stated it was ...

Promises, promises  I just received my notice from Blue Cross and Blue Shield notifying me of my increase in my present ...

2 eye-care groups leave Blue Cross  Minnesotans who have grown accustomed to seeing any doctor they like may be heading into an era of more limited choice. At least two independent medical specialty groups are leaving the network of Minnesota's biggest health insurer because they can't agree on new reimbursement rates.

Greenway Trail Celebrates $100,000 Donation   �� By Marianne Sullivan , Source Senior Staff Writer: �� The Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation has awarded a $100,000 grant to the Shoreline Greenway Trail��the largest corporate donation in the trail��s history��and an enthusiastic crowd of supporters, bundled against the cold winds blowing across the open fields at Hammonasset State Park, gathered Thursday to celebrate ...

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