Author: Jakob Emerson

Sentara Health Plans, the insurance division of Norfolk, Va.-based Sentara Healthcare, has named Colin Drozdowski president, effective Sept. 1.

From the sale of home health companies to several international divestitures, these are six payers that have recently sold assets:

The California Department of Insurance settled with National Health Insurance Co. Aug. 16 for $1.995 million after the payer unlawfully failed to post its formulary online, sold drugs at incorrect prices and denied necessary care and coverage information to members.

Four payers are among the list of companies with the 100 best internship programs in the nation according to WayUp, an employee recruiting platform.

Digital employee productivity monitoring is gaining in popularity across every industry, including at UnitedHealth Group and Allina Health. But the practice is coming under fire because of how monitoring can be directly tied to compensation and job security, The New…

Mississippi's insurance commissioner is looking to introduce state legislation that limits when a network contract can be canceled between a payer and provider following one of the most contentious contract disputes of 2022 between Blue Cross and Blue Shield of…

From Anthem becoming Elevance Health to major restructuring at Humana, these are five recent payer rebrands reported by Becker's since June 1:

Integrated Home Care Services, a Miramar, Fla.-based home health and medical equipment administrator, has named Christopher Bradbury as its new CEO.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts has named Karl Laskowski, MD, vice president and medical director of clinical programs and strategy. 

CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield has named Lester Davis as vice president and chief of staff, a role that will serve "as an extension of the Office of the CEO."