Maine Medical Center's plan to leave Anthem's insurance network in January could cause a significant disruption to the state's health insurance markets and has spurred an investigation into the payer's payment practices, according to the Portland Press Herald.
Author: Jakob Emerson
The Pennsylvania Insurance Department has ended a 1969 ban on payers collecting race and ethnicity data from members.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation April 8 that bans payers from altering health coverage policies of organ donors, according to WFLA.
The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association has named Erin Barney as vice president of network solutions, effective immediately.
Djinge Lindsay, MD, is the new and first director of public health at Baltimore-based CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield. She spoke with Becker's about how she wants to leverage member data and industry relationships to achieve better health outcomes for the people…
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The way that CMS pays for radiation therapy treatments has been delayed once more after the federal agency proposed a new rule April 6.
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled April 7 that Centene shareholders cannot sue the payer or its directors for allegedly withholding information about its 2016 purchase of Health Net for $6.8 billion, according to Law360.
Millennium Trust Co. is purchasing health savings account company PayFlex Holdings from CVS Health for an undisclosed amount.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed legislation April 7 that reforms the prior authorization process in Michigan.
From quiet departures to C-suite shakeups, here are eight recent executive moves at payer organizations: