Health Insurance Company Fights Cancer Patient For One Cent

La Rosa Carrington lost her job as an admissions representative in May. But she was able to keep her insurance because her circumstances – being a single mother of two teenage girls and undergoing five chemotherapy treatments a month to treat her leukemia – qualified her for the federal COBRA law, which allows people to temporarily keep their employer-based group health insurance, but they pay a larger portion of the premium.

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