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    Insurer changes course on large infants

    by Associated Press

    Published: October 13,2009

    Time posted: 9:59 am

    Tags: Insurance, obese

    DENVER (AP) - A Colorado insurance company is changing its attitude about fat babies. Rocky Mountain Health Plans said Monday it will no longer consider obesity a "pre-existing condition" barring coverage for hefty infants. The change comes after the insurer turned down a Grand Junction 4-month-old who weighs about 17 pounds. The insurer deemed Alex ...





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