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Health insurer ordered to pay customer after declining to cover ADHD diagnosis

Published by RNZ · New Zealand 9 h ago

Southern Cross Health Insurance has been ordered to pay a customer $355 after the Disputes Tribunal found it had wrongly declined to cover a portion of his ADHD diagnosis. The…

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