She got a $911,400 bill for treatment that was supposed to be free. The autism-therapy industry is booming—and so are the billing abuses.
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Insurers warn of fraud and exorbitant charges from providers, including one that stuck a parent with a surprise $911,400 bill.
Insurers warn of fraud and exorbitant charges from providers, including one that stuck a parent with a surprise $911,400 bill.
Insurers warn of fraud and exorbitant charges from providers, including one that stuck a parent with a surprise $911,400 bill.
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