Washington will fine Centene's Coordinated Care unit $100,000 for not complying with a December agreement to boost coverage of physicians. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Centene Corp. still hasn't fixed problems in Washington that led the state to briefly bar the health insurer from selling Obamacare plans, the insurance regulator there said Thursday.
Washington will fine Centene's Coordinated Care unit $100,000 for not complying with a December agreement to boost coverage of physicians such as anesthesiologists, Steve Valandra, deputy commissioner for public affairs at the state's Office of the Insurance Commissioner, said by phone.
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