Insurers Deny Specialized Care for Eating Disorders Despite Mental Health Parity Law

Insurers are reportedly using loopholes in mental health parity laws to avoid covering expensive in-patient care for individuals with eating disorders, leading to severe consequences.

9 Jun, 14:00 — 9 Jun, 14:00

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‘Going Home to Die’: People With Eating Disorders Need Special Care. Insurers Are Denying It

Insurers are using loopholes in a mental health parity law to get around paying for expensive in-patient care

By Elisabeth Garber-Paul

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Insurers Deny Specialized Care for Eating Disorders Despite Mental Health Parity Law

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‘Going Home to Die’: People With Eating Disorders Need Special Care. Insurers Are Denying It

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