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Anthem reported $137 billion in year-end revenue for 2021, anchored by government market and pharmacy growth as commercial development seems to stall. 

The health insurance market is in a strong, favorable position for the nation's largest payers, according to a Fitch Ratings report shared with Becker's. 

Americans are growing increasingly dissatisfied with the limited protections offered by short-term, limited-duration health plans, according to a Leukemia and Lymphoma Society report.

Excellus BlueCross BlueShield has agreed to a settlement for a class-action lawsuit over a 2015 data breach, according to fingerlakes1.com. 

The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association announced Chris Lugo as the organization's vice president and chief information security officer. 

A Labor Department report found faults both in provider and payer mental health parity, and is now moving forward to further enforce parity and "correct those failures," according to a Jan. 25 Marketplace report.

Nineteen senators co-signed a letter to HHS and CMS urging the agencies to cover at-home COVID-19 tests for Medicare beneficiaries. 

Although the price transparency elements of the No Surprises Act do shake up the payer-provider dynamic, the true controversy surrounding the act involves out-of-network rate mediation, Larry Levitt, Kaiser Family Foundation executive vice president for health policy, wrote in a…

Health New England is expanding federally mandated coverage of at-home COVID-19 tests to include its Medicare Advantage members. 

Health insurers are covering between 61 percent and 74 percent of the costs of ivermectin, a treatment for parasites in humans and animals, despite guidance from the FDA that it should not be used to treat COVID-19.