After the California Supreme Court ruled that private emails dealing with public business are not shielded from the state's public records law, leaders of the state's Gold Coast Health Plan introduced a new email policy forbidding employee use of private…
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Nebraska Total Care, a managed care organization, is facing sanctions from the state's Medicaid office unless it can fix problems that include failure to promptly pay providers, according to Live Well Nebraska.
Minnetonka, Minn.-based UnitedHealthcare will invest $18.3 million in two affordable housing complexes in Oak Park and Hart, Mich., The Detroit News reports.
Here are five reactions from national insurance associations, managed care organizations and commercial and nonprofit insurers on the Better Care Reconciliation Act revealed June 22.
Here are six jointly-owned health plans announced or launched since the beginning of 2017, as reported by Becker's Hospital Review.
Older individuals with health coverage through the ACA federal and state marketplaces would see higher premiums than younger individuals with the same coverage, on average, under the Senate GOP's Better Care Reconciliation Act, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation report.
Contract negotiations between Minneapolis-based Children's Minnesota and Eagan-based Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota continue to stall ahead of the parties' July 5 deadline, Kare 11 reports.
Omaha-based Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska now owns Think Nebraska, an Omaha-based holding company behind a primary care clinic designed to keep patients from using expensive emergency departments and hospital beds, Live Well Nebraska reports.
Dublin-based Medtronic, a medical technology provider, signed an outcomes-based agreement with Hartford, Conn.-based Aetna.
Boston-based Minuteman Health, one of the last remaining nonprofit co-op health plans created under the ACA, will close Jan. 1, and plans to reopen as a for-profit business the same day.
