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Healthcare data company, eight insurers named in price-fixing suit

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Arizona’s AG described the arrangement as “old‑fashioned price‑fixing using new technology.”

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has filed a lawsuit accusing healthcare data company MultiPlan – wholly owned by Claritev Corporation – and eight major health insurers of engaging in a price‑fixing scheme that she says suppressed provider payments and increased financial burdens on patients.

The complaint, filed in Arizona state court

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