State Farm identified potential problems related to nonindividualized treatment, including "vague" medical records suggesting the same treatment plans from patient to patient, the memorandum filing said.
A fraud case alleging that a Maryland chiropractic practice submitted hundreds of false insurance claims to State Farm over the course of more than a decade has been cleared to proceed by a federal judge.
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