Here are 10 updates on UnitedHealth Group and its subsidiaries that Becker's has reported since Dec. 13:
The Latest
32 payers have been ranked by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation for their inclusivity toward LGBTQ employees.
UnitedHealth Group and the Justice Department disagree on a date for trial that will determine the fate of the company's planned merger with Amedisys.
A Massachusetts court has ordered three UnitedHealth-owned insurers to pay over $165 million for engaging in widespread deceptive practices that misled thousands of consumers into purchasing supplemental health insurance they didn't need.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois has named Brian Snell as its new president.
L.A. Care Health Plan is the largest dual enrollment managed care plan in the country, with 247,000 enrollees, according to KFF.
New Hampshire's insurance commissioner will mediate contract negotiations between Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Nashua-based St. Joseph Hospital after the organizations went out of network on Jan. 1.
Aetna has filed a lawsuit against 20 major pharmaceutical companies, accusing them of engaging in a broad price-fixing conspiracy that artificially inflated the prices of certain generic drugs.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina and UnitedHealth's Change Healthcare have agreed to pay $1.67 million to settle a class action lawsuit accusing them of using automated technology to send voice messages to individuals without their consent.
A new California law went into effect Jan. 1 that prohibits payers from making coverage decisions based solely on artificial intelligence algorithms.