Health insurer Aetna warned the U.S. Department of Justice in July it would take immediate action to limit its presence on Affordable Care Act exchanges if the U.S. Department of Justice sued to block its pending deal with Humana, The Wall Street…
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Last spring, an Arizona physician took a cross-country bicycle trip where he solicited Americans' thoughts on the Affordable Care Act. While he received many angry responses, he felt as though he could address the concerns he was hearing, according to…
Republican gubernatorial candidate Frank Edelblut said Medicaid expansion locks individuals in poverty and deters healthy adults from seeking work, the New Hampshire Union Leader reported.
The CEO of Baltimore-based CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield justified its high premium rate requests at a hearing with the Maryland Insurance Administration Monday, WBAL-TV 11 reported.
Detroit-based Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan will delay a proposed change to its retiree health plans for bargaining unit employees until Jan. 1, 2018, Crain's Detroit Business reported.
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Cerritos, Calif.-based CareMore Health System — a Medicare Advantage and Medicaid plan and care delivery division of Anthem — will collaborate with Gehr Family Center for Implementation Science at Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California for a…
Hartford, Conn.-based health insurer Aetna will pull out of 11 state Affordable Care Act exchanges next year, citing $430 million in losses on its individual plans since January 2014.
Higher leverage ratios from acquisition-related debt combined with declining revenue growth and declining interest coverage ratios contributed to deteriorating credit metrics for publicly traded health insurers in the first half of 2016, according to a Fitch Ratings report.
Many marketplace health plans exclude coverage for health services that are more often used by women, resulting in a disproportionate affect on women's care coverage, a recent study found.