Minnesota orders health insurance company to cease operations
The Minnesota Department of Commerce announced Wednesday that it fined a company selling health insurance plans without a license in Minnesota.
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The Minnesota Department of Commerce announced Wednesday that it fined a company selling health insurance plans without a license in Minnesota.
(St.Paul, MN) -- A Texas-based health insurance company has been ordered to stop operating in Minnesota. That order is coming from the Minnesota Department of Commerce, which reports Salvasen Health has been selling unlicensed insurance policies in Minnesota. The DOC also fined the company and its owner, Barry Glenn 553-thousand-dollars. Any consumers with concerns or
Salvasen Health, its affiliate Triada and owner Barry Glenn were fined and ordered to stop doing business in Minnesota.
A health insurance company based in Texas, but operating in Minnesota, has been fined and ordered to stop selling unlicensed insurance policies in Minnesota.
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