Aetna Inc. Aetna, Adminsitrator of Alaskacare, Denial of Medical Treatment/Violation os state and federal statutes hartford Connecticut

I am retired from working for the state of Alaska and have gueranteed worldwide medical care through AlaskaCare. Aetna has the contract with the state of Alaska to administer "AlaskaCare" health insurance. By the Alaska Constituion(Article VII, Section 7), my retiree benefits cannot be diminised and this includes heath care. AlaskaCare guerantees worldwide medical care. Aetna was awarded the Administrator contract by employees of the State of Alaska Department of Administration/Division of Retirement and Benefits, even though Aetna does not offer worldwide medical coverage to Alaskacare members and has refused to honor the wolrdwide wording of AlaskaCare by not offering worldwide coverage through their Aetna Global Benefits unit.

Not only has Aetna, its employees and employees of the State of Alaska been involed in contract fraud, thet have violated federal  statutes, including but not limited to the following:

1) The Interstate Commerce Act of 1887, Title 49USC(McCarran-Ferguson does not apply)

2) 18USC, Chapter 96, Section 18, Raceteering Influence and Corrupt Organizations.

3) Sherman Anti Trust Act, Section 2

4) Clayton Anti Trust Act, 15USC, 12-27

5) 42USC , Capter 175, (b)(4)(H) and 42USC(b)(4)(E)(i) , Essential Health Benefits Requirements

6) Employee retirement Income Security Act of 1973, 29USC, Cahpter 18

7) Health Insurance Portabilityand Accountability Act of 1996, Public Law 104-191

8) Public Health Service Act, Section 2793

9) Patient Protection and Affordable Care act of 2010, Public Law 111-148

10) And all laws both State of Alaska and US Federal government statutes that deal with fraud.

The state of Alaska and its Administrator of AlaskaCare, Aetna Inc, have denied me medical treatment for a most possibly life threating condition. Since I have been denied my rightful medical care, I will be focusing on reporting the above violations of federal law to the proper federal governmnet agencies.