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HHS' Office of Inspector General has issued a special fraud alert about the risks of fraud and abuse in certain marketing and compensation arrangements related to Medicare Advantage. 

Four health insurers earned a spot on the latest list of the 250 best-managed companies, as ranked by the Drucker Institute.

UnitedHealth Group has agreed to pay $69 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that alleged the company prioritized its business relationship with Wells Fargo over concerns that its 401(k) plan contained low-performing target-date funds, according to court records. 

In the wake of the targeted killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, the New York Police Department is warning other health insurance executives that their safety could also be at risk.

Centene could turn its attention to acquiring health plans or other assets in 2025, its executives told investors at a Dec. 12 conference. 

Florida's recent ranking of #39 on the State Scorecard on Women's Health and Reproductive Care is a wake-up call. As a Black mother of four in Florida, I find the recent Commonwealth Fund findings disappointing.

The Federal Trade Commission has sent warning letters to 21 companies marketing or generating leads for health plans regarding concerns over deceptive or unfair claims during open enrollment.

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