Fraudsters with fake medical equipment companies and other fronts are scamming Medicare and Medicaid out of billions each year, CNBC reported March 9.
Author: Rylee Wilson
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois was fined $605,000 by the Illinois Department of Insurance for violating network transparency laws.
New York City leaders have greenlit an Aetna-run Medicare Advantage plan for the city's retired municipal employees, Gothamist reported March 9.
Elevance Health's 11-member board of directors includes a wide range of former executives from the healthcare industry and beyond, and current leaders of finance and technology companies.
Many Americans would skip preventive care if courts dismantle the requirement for payers to cover preventive care with no cost sharing, a survey by Morning Consult found.
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As hospitals evolve into integrated systems, Centivo is designing networks to evolve with them.
CareOregon will convert a hotel in Seaside, Ore., into housing for healthcare workers and for CareOregon members with behavioral health needs.
Insurer price transparency could be a double-edged sword for employers, Bloomberg reported March 8.
Centene's board of directors is made of a wide range of leaders, including former business executives and government and military leaders.
Eli Lilly's move to cap out-of-pocket costs on insulin at $35 a month is cutting into potential profits for pharmaceutical benefit managers, the Wall Street Journal reported March 8.