Pennsylvania Health Plan Agrees to Settlement with Medicare Enrollees andState

March 13, 2000 Pennsylvania Health Plan Agrees to Settlement with Medicare Enrollees and State Keystone Health Plan Central of Camp Hill, Pennsylvania has agreed to pay $600,000 to settle charges that it violated Pennsylvania Consumer Protection Law. Keystone will pay $485,130 to 3,253 elderly HMO members who joined the SeniorBlue Medicare HMO plan between August 1 and November 30, 1997. Payments will range from $30 to $360. Keystone will pay an additional $144,870 to the attorney general’s office to cover the costs of the investigation and for future public protection purposes. At issue is the . . .