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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\">Blumenthal</p>           HARTFORD, Conn. (Legal Newsline) - Health insurance provider Aetna has been cheating college students in Connecticut, state Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said Wednesday.<br /><br />Blumenthal claims the company forced about 1,300 students to make out-of-pocket payments that should have been paid for.<br /><br />Aetna is already cooperating with a broader Blumenthal investigation, admitting it under-reimbursed students in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York for out-of-network health services.<br /><br />\"Aetna commendably is cooperating with my ongoing investigation into the health insurance industry and has rightfully recognized and revealed these unfair under-reimbursements,\" Blumenthal said.<br /><br />\"I appreciate that Aetna has disclosed the problem -- a good first step -- but now must pay students all it owes.\"<br /><br />Students at the University of Connecticut, Quinnipiac University, Connecticut College and Central, Southern, Eastern and Western Connecticut State universities were affected, Blumenthal said.<br /><br /><em>From Legal Newsline: Reach John O'Brien by e-mail at john@legalnewsline.com.</em>"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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