New York Attorney General launches hep C drug probe

4 March 2016
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New York’s Attorney General has launched an investigation into a number of health insurance companies and their apparent failure to cover patients needing hepatitis C drugs.

Eric Schneiderman's office has asked 16 insurers for documentation on patients who have been denied the drugs.

It has also requested details on procedures followed by the companies to authorize the drugs used to treat hepatitis C and an explanation on how they make decisions on who to cover and who to turn down.

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