As healthcare utilization returns to pre-pandemic levels, payers are increasing rates by an average of 10 percent next year across the country, according to MarketWatch.
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Elevance Health, formerly Anthem, saw its net income decrease 8.4 percent year over year, but the company exceeded expectations with its adjusted earnings, according to its second-quarter earnings report filed July 20.
Dana Erickson has been president and CEO of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota since October 2021. She sat down with Becker's to discuss the latest trends across the health insurance industry and what her company is doing to…
From several positions focused on health equity to a tech role meant to oversee the CIO, these are six inaugural titles recently added to payer C-suites:
California is set to become the first state in the nation to offer Medicaid to any eligible resident, and several states have taken actions to allow any child to enroll in the program, regardless of citizenship status.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation June 30 that codified a controversial state Medicaid contract with Kaiser Permanente, though some details are still unknown.
Washington, D.C.-based Morgan Health, the healthcare arm of JPMorgan Chase, is investing $30 million in Centivo, a Buffalo, N.Y.-based provider of health plans for self-insured employers.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma and OU Health in Oklahoma City have signed a three-year in-network agreement.
AllWays Health Partners will change its name to Mass General Brigham Health Plan, effective Jan. 1.
More than three-quarters of Americans cannot define "coinsurance," but the vast majority are satisfied with their health plan, according to a new survey from Forbes Advisor.