Oregonians Can Apply for COVID Test Refunds After GS Labs Overcharge Settlement

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Oregonians can apply for refunds after a $4.87 million settlement with GS Labs for COVID-19 test overcharges and late results.

Summary

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield confirmed a $4.87 million multistate settlement with GS Labs to resolve claims of overcharging and failure to deliver timely COVID-19 test results. The settlement addresses issues such as inflated cash prices used to justify overcharging insured patients, guaranteed three-day turnaround times that were missed, and unauthorized administrative fees charged to patients with insurance. GS Labs will pay $3,628,718 in restitution, with Oregon receiving $142,957. Oregonians affected by these practices can now apply for refunds online by completing a verification process at www.gslabstesting.com.

(Source:Daily Tidings)

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