United gave “sloppy and confusing justifications” for denying coverage for the son’s three-month stay at Hawaii’s Pacific Quest, Senior Judge Paul A. Magnuson said.
But its ultimate conclusion—that the son’s mental health issues didn’t require residential treatment—was reasonable, the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota judge ruled Tuesday.
United’s conclusion was supported by evidence, including the son’s lack of suicidal ideation, his “engaged and polite” ...
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