Anthem consented Thursday to class status for the portion of the case involving computerized prosthetic devices for feet and ankles, which Anthem doesn’t cover on the grounds that they’re investigational and not medically necessary. The class includes between 38 and 44 people whose requests for microprocessor-controlled foot-ankle prostheses were denied, the patients say.
The patients say Anthem is wrong to treat these ...
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