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v Our objective is to stay within the boundaries and protections of ERISA and away from the arbitrary, and frequently abusive, provider billing practices. TOP Q: What are the implications of not reviewing medical bills?

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v Our objective is to stay within the boundaries and protections of ERISA and away from the arbitrary, and frequently abusive, provider billing practices. TOP Q: What are the implications of not reviewing medical bills?

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• Economic Plans simply cannot continue to pay inflated bills (see Chester County example). • Legal – ERISA mandates that plan assets be spent in a prudent manner. Fiduciaries that pay inflated bills are not acting as good stewards of the plan assets and could be breaching their fiduciary obligation under ERISA.

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