The nation's largest payers have filed their first-quarter earnings reports, revealing which pulled in the largest income and which grew their incomes the most year over year.
Author: Jakob Emerson
Prescription drug spending per member, before and after manufacturer rebates, grew faster for those with individual plans than for those enrolled in large group plans from 2015 to 2019, according to a new study published May 6 in the JAMA…
Kaiser Health News Editor-in-Chief Elisabeth Rosenthal, MD, penned an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times on April 19 arguing copay assistance and coupon programs from drug manufacturers are leading to higher premiums and deductibles.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has signed legislation requiring payers to cover biomarker testing for cancer patients when there is a clinical need.
Some payers expanded this year to reach half of the U.S. population, while others were forced out of business in some states altogether. Here are seven recent payer moves to enter or exit markets:
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Memorial Hermann Health System says Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas owes it over $3 million in claims payments, according to federal court documents filed May 5.
The nation's largest payers have filed their first-quarter earnings reports, revealing which grew their revenues the most year over year.
Medica paid nearly $233 million in 2021 to buy a 55 percent stake in Madison, Wis.-based Dean Health Plan, according to the Star Tribune
Waymark has named former Aetna Medicaid executive David Livingston as head of growth and former Anthem Medicaid executive Dana Thomas as growth partnerships leader.
Senate lawmakers questioned HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra May 4 over when and how the Biden administration will take action against "junk plans," or short-term health plans that are not subject to certain rules under the Affordable Care Act.