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MultiPlan, is being sued by thousands of physicians, hospitals, and healthcare providers for violating federal antitrust laws.

MultiPlan and the largest healthcare payers including, United, Cigna, Aetna, Anthem and the BlueCross BlueShield entities are accused of fixing the price of out-of-network services in this country. The case is called In Re: MultiPlan Healthcare Insurance Provider Litigation.

Your healthcare practice may be entitled to collect significant damages and compensation against Multiplan and these insurance companies.

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Understanding MultiPlan’s Model

MultiPlan leads the profitable business of pricing out-of-network medical claims for such major insurers as United Healthcare, Cigna, Aetna, Anthem and Blue Cross Blue Shield.

Using prorietary algorithms, MultiPlan reviews the medical claim and recommends how much to pay. Access to sensitive pricing data allowed these insurance companies to coordinate and suppress industry-wide reimbursement rates, creating an artificial market depression.

Healthcare specialties impacted by this MultiPlan pricing include:

Ambulatory/Outpatient Surgery
Addiction Treatment
Behavioral Health
Emergency Medicine
Hospital Medicine
Radiology
Anesthesia
Chiropractor
Orthopedics

Direct Action Plaintiff Leadership in the MultiPlan Litigation

Hunter J. Shkolnik (Partner, Napoli Shkolnik), Matthew M. Lavin (Partner, Gilbert LLP), Chris Seeger and Jennifer Scullion (Seeger Weiss) have been appointed to the Direct Action Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee by U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly in the multidistrict litigation accusing MultiPlan and several insurers of colluding, using the data firm’s pricing tools to systematically underpay out-of-network providers.

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In the News:

Media Coverage after an Illinois federal judge largely allows antitrust claims to move forward.

US judge rules health insurers, MultiPlan must face price-fixing lawsuits, Reuters
MultiPlan Fails to Escape Reimbursement Collusion Litigation (1), Bloomberg Law
MultiPlan Must Face Reimbursement Pricing Antitrust MDL, Law360
The American Medical Association applauds court decision allowing lawsuit against MultiPlan to proceed, find their full press release here.

In 2024, after the New York Times published an expose on MultiPlan, the federal government, including the Department of Justice and committees from both the United States Senate and House of Representatives opened investigations in to MultiPlan. Read about them here:

5. Senators See Possible Conflicts of Interest in Health Care Pricing Tools

6. Revenues Down and Stock Battered as Data Firm Faces Scrutiny

7. Collusion in Health Care Pricing? Regulators Are Asked to Investigate

8. Congress Asks Regulators About ‘Troubling’ Health Insurance Tactics

Why Hold MultiPlan Accountable?

Unless legal action is taken, providers will continue to be ‘forced’ to use MultiPlan’s algorithms, insurers will continue to minimize their out-of-network payments, and providers will continue to face financial struggle.

Seek Compensation: Recover lost revenue and potentially other damages related to MultiPlan’s’s corporate misconduct.
Raise Awareness: Help prevent others from experiencing similar out-of-network pricing issues with MultiPlan.
Promote Regulatory Action: The potential for price fixing when MultiPlan’s algorithms are used across multiple insurers has also caught the attention of Congress, prompting investigations.

Steps to Join the This Lawsuit

If you’re a healthcare provider, professional, or facility whose out-of-network services processed by MultiPlan, you may be entitled to pursue a claim.

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Contact Us: Fill out the form above to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation.

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Provide Details: Share your experience with MultiPlan and gather any outstanding claims you believe are priced by them.

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Legal Evaluation: Our experienced attorneys will evaluate your case and determine the best course of action.

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Pursue Justice: We will guide you through the legal process, fighting tirelessly to secure the compensation you deserve.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does it cost to join the Multiplan lawsuit?

There are no upfront fees to join the Claritev lawsuit. Our legal team works on contingency.

What does contingency mean?

We do not charge upfront legal fees and only recover a fee when we win your case. The initial consultation is free.

How will this impact current claims processing?

We do not anticipate any change in current claims processing based on participation in this lawsuit. There are going to be thousands of providers in this lawsuit across many different specialties.

Will my information be kept confidential?

Yes, all information shared with us is kept completely confidential and protected by numerous levels of technological security.

Why Choose Us?

Experienced Attorneys: Our team specializes in healthcare litigation, bringing expertise and dedication to your case.
No Upfront Fees: We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don’t pay unless we win your case.
Personalized Attention: We provide individualized attention, understanding the impact MultiPlan’s business model is having on you.

MultiPlan Team Hunter Shkolnik, Matt Lavin, Chris Seeger

Hunter J. Shkolnik

Matthew M. Lavin

Christopher R. Seeger

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