Denied Veterans and Military Medical Benefits

Last Updated on January 11, 2022

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At A Glance

This Alert Affects
Veterans and military personnel who have been denied benefits under cancer or supplemental health insurance policies.
Damages
Veterans and military personnel who have been denied benefits under cancer or supplemental health policies for all or part of the actual charge of medical care provided to them at VA Hospitals or U.S. Government Hospitals may be eligible to recover those benefits.
Company(ies)
Conseco; Washington Mutual; AFLAC; Prudential; Assurant; MetLife; Mutual of Omaha; American Fidelity; and Mega Life & Health.
Additional Details
Certain insurers may be wrongfully denying benefits due when veterans and military personnel receive cancer care, and other medical care, at VA Hospitals or U.S. Government Hospitals for conditions, such as cancer and other illnesses, and the policy provides for benefits in the amount of all or part of the actual charges of that medical care.