Nov. 7, 2025

Seeking Physicians or Physician Assistants to Speak with Media About MultiPlan Lawsuit

As reported previously, the WSMA has joined an antitrust lawsuit against MultiPlan and major health insurers such as UnitedHealth, which seeks to end alleged coordinated price-fixing and recoup financial damages for physician practices and others harmed by this conduct. For background on the legal action, see our update in the Sept. 13 Membership Memo. The WSMA and the communications strategists with the legal team are looking for physicians and physician assistants who may be interested in speaking with media about their experiences with MultiPlan, particularly those who suspect they've been impacted by the scheme.

As detailed in our Sept. 13 update, your practice may be entitled to significant financial damages against MultiPlan and other insurance companies. Claims against MultiPlan over out-of-network reimbursements may go back as far as 10 years. Many practices that have been out-of-network with one major insurer during the relevant time period will have compensable claims and may join the lawsuit as an individual plaintiff. If you are interested in learning more, you can contact one of the lawyers appointed by the court to lead non-class claims or access resources, including a free case evaluation.

If you believe you've been impacted by the issues at the heart of this lawsuit and would be interested in speaking with the media about your experiences with MultiPlan, email WSMA Director of Communications Graham Short.