Payers are lagging behind other industries that use technology to offer seamless digital experiences to customers, and it's costing them money and members, according to a new study from Forrester and Smart Communications.
Author: Jakob Emerson
The Federal Trade Commission has begun an investigation into San Francisco-based Cerebral, The Wall Street Journal reported June 15.
Jared Lorinsky is chief strategy officer at Burlington, Mass.-based HealthEdge. He's been working in the payer reimbursement and payment integrity sphere for around two decades and sat down with Becker's to discuss how payers can use new technology and innovations…
From new headquarters in Manhattan to a further embrace of remote work, these are six recent office moves made by payers:
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield has leased 80,000 square feet of office space in Columbia, Md., as part of the nonprofit payer's regional expansion strategy.
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New Mexico medical cannabis company Top Organics-Ultra Health and six medical patients have filed a proposed class action against seven payers they say should be covering medical cannabis costs as a behavioral health service.
A new observational study has linked high-deductible health plans with delays in the detection of metastatic cancer, according to Healio.
Humana is donating an eight-story office building in downtown Louisville, Ky., to the University of Louisville.
Oklahoma City-based OU Health went out of network with UnitedHealthcare on May 1 amid a disagreement over reimbursement rates, though negotiations are ongoing. The move means thousands of UnitedHealthcare members cannot receive covered care at OU Health facilities, according to…
The Federal Trade Commission is requesting additional information regarding the proposed acquisition of the LHC Group by UnitedHealth Group's Optum, according to Securities and Exchange Commission documents filed June 10.