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Fresno Retirees Lose Access to Medical Centers
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Retirees from Fresno Unified School District face a healthcare crisis as Aetna drops Community Medical Centers from its network, affecting around 1,500 retirees seeking primary care. Despite the school boards vote to keep the Aetna contract, retirees over 80 struggle with treatment approvals and coverage, with some receiving letters about medication cuts. While 75% of retirees are unaffected, the remaining 25% face a 6-month switch to other providers. The district is reviewing options and promising clear updates, reminding retirees they can visit Community out-of-network for higher fees. Checkout Solipillow.com
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