The statute governing health insurance coverage for in-school treatment of autism spectrum disorders is unambiguous and bars appeal of a denial, an insurance carrier argued Wednesday before the state Supreme Court in Harrisburg, Pa.
But the lawyer representing a family seeking such coverage from their health insurer said Superior Court case law has created an ambiguity that should be resolved in favor of a claimant’s appeal rights.
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