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UnitedHealth Group Inc. enrollees are asking a federal appeals court to reconsider a 2022 ruling limiting the insurer's obligation to cover mental health treatment, which they said had "disastrous consequences" for mental health and addiction patients, Reuters reports. In 2020, a lower court had ruled that United Behavioral Health had improperly denied mental health claims and ordered it to reprocess more than 50,000 claims under the oversight of a court-appointed special master.
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