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Twenty-one payers were recognized by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation as some of the best places to work for LGBTQ+ equality.

From the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association finding its top-level information security officer to Colorado Access making history with its new president and CEO — the first woman and person of color to hold the position — here are 10…

A record-setting 14.5 million Americans signed up for health coverage since open enrollment began Nov. 1. 

Cigna discussed a potential acquisition of Centene in the final months of 2021, but nothing has come of the preliminary conversations, according to a Jan. 26 Bloomberg report. 

From a 2021 earnings report with mixed takeaways to leadership earning one of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's highest honors, here are five recent headlines involving Anthem:

Indiana lawmakers are pushing forward a bill that aims to increase payer price transparency and cut down prior authorization turnaround time, according to the Indianapolis Business Journal. 

America's Health Insurance Plans filed an amicus curiae brief in support of HHS in an ongoing lawsuit from the Association of Air Medical Services, a trade association representing air ambulance providers. 

Two North Carolina payers — Aetna Better Health Care and My Health by Health Providers of Morrisville — are stepping away from the table after suing the state's health and human services department in 2019 over its Medicaid contract, according…

St. Louis-based SSM Health and Dean Health Plan are warning patients of efforts to trick people into signing up for scam insurance by pretending to be an SSM Health representative, according to NBC affiliate WMTV. 

President Joe Biden is exploring requiring coverage of at-home COVID-19 tests for Medicare beneficiaries in addition to private commercial members, according to a Jan. 26 report from The Wall Street Journal.