Author: Staff

Medical loss ratios are up for leading payers in the health insurance industry, meaning more revenue is going toward members' claims.

CareFirst — alongside Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser and the DC Appleseed Center for Law & Justice — announced a $95 million fund dedicated to eliminating health inequity in underserved communities. 

The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association issued a statement of support for President Joe Biden's Build Back Better Act framework, the president's plan to reignite the economy. 

An interim final rule for the No Surprises Act could play a crucial role in managing premiums through determining payment amounts, research professors say. 

Medical clinics in Summit County, Colo., are protesting Bright Health over complaints of unpaid or denied claims.

UnitedHealthcare and Atlanta-based Piedmont Health announced a slew of agreements that bring the provider in network for a variety of health plans. 

Here are six recent lawsuits and case updates involving payers:

UnitedHealth Group is backing an initiative to remove racial bias from the kidney function diagnostic process, it said Nov. 3.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arkansas has formally opened the doors on a new corporate center in Springdale, Ark.

Humana's specialty pharmacy arm is being recognized for its care and customer service by Managed Markets Insight & Technology.