In one of the biggest antitrust settlements ever in US history, a healthcare giant is soon to distribute an enormous amount of money to its customers.
Blue Cross agreed to pay $2.67 Billion to settle allegations that their companies had violated antitrust law by agreeing to not compete in the market for health insurance.
After deducting legal costs and expenses, approximately $1.9 billion will be paid to subscribers who qualify.
The payouts will differ depending on how much you paid in premiums and what type of insurance coverage is held.
The initial distribution of funds begins in May 2026. Funds will be distributed to members who have purchased Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance, or used its services, and submitted valid claims before November 5th 2021.
This settlement applies to all insured persons who have coverage between February 8, 2008, and October 16, 2020 as well as any providers that served patients in the period from July 24, 2008, through October 4, 2024.
Blue Cross says that it has settled the case to prevent further litigation.
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