Elevance Health posted nearly $6 billion in net income in 2024, according to the company's year-end earnings report published Jan. 23.
Author: Jakob Emerson
In 2024, Inland Empire Health Plan achieved significant growth through the expansion of healthcare facilities, recognition on top industry rankings, strengthened partnerships with local and community organizations, and an expanded product portfolio, according to the organization's 2025 Annual Quality Report.
In 2025, health insurance leaders are focused on leveraging technology, particularly AI, to enhance healthcare delivery, expand access, address system complexities, and advance value-based care, while expanding their footprints to improve member experience and streamline operations.
Federal regulators questioned $8.47 million in charges from Florida Blue and its administration of the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program from 2018 to 2023.
Payers are making strides in addressing disparities around mental health and substance use disorder care services but are still falling short of achieving parity under the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, according to a Jan. 17 report to…
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CMS issued nearly $2.5 million in fines on Jan. 17 across multiple health plans for Medicare contract violations related to Part C maximum out-of-pocket limits and cost-sharing requirements, and Part D coordination of benefits and low-income subsidy requirements.
Centene's 'Ohana Health Plan has partnered with homeless services provider Hope Services Hawaii on a new residential program for integrated clinical care.
UnitedHealth Group reported record revenue in 2024, but profits declined as the company continues to grapple with costs associated with the February cyberattack on Change Healthcare and headwinds within its insurance business, according to the company's year-end earnings report released…
Imagine360, a health plan for self-funded employers, has purchased Ardent Health's third-party administrator, HealthFirst.
Solera Health has received $40 million in Series E financing, co-led by Health Care Service Corp., Cobalt Ventures, Horizon Mutual Holdings, and Adams Street.