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Litigation

Oct. 3, 2002

Appeal Panel Orders State To Reimburse Poor Patients

SAN FRANCISCO - Medi-Cal's lack of a refund procedure mandated under federal law, coupled with a Catch-22 under state law, has left millions of poor Californians on the hook for their own health care expenses, a state appellate court has concluded.

By Peter Blumberg
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - Medi-Cal's lack of a refund procedure mandated under federal law, coupled with a Catch-22 under state law, has left millions of poor Californians on the hook for their own health care expenses, a state appellate court has concluded.
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