A federal judge at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims does not think she can give immediate help to an Oregon-based health insurer that’s seeking more than $21 million in payments from a troubled Affordable Care Act program, but she does think she can rule on whether the program owes the insurer money.
Judge Margaret Sweeney on Tuesday approved some parts of a complaint filed by Health Republic Insurance Company and rejected others. The company began shutting itself down, in part because of concerns about the ACA program payment delays, in October 2015.
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