From suing CMS over one phone call to launching its prior authorization gold-card program, here are 10 updates on UnitedHealth Group and its subsidiaries that Becker's has reported since Sept. 11:
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The CEO of the nation's largest public health plan plans to keep advocating for Medicaid funding in retirement.
States could better leverage Medicaid managed care organizations to promote maternal health, a report from HHS' Office of Inspector General found.
UnitedHealthcare is expanding its individual and family ACA marketplace plans to four new states and adding 119 new counties in 13 current states for 2025.
Just two Medicare Advantage plans received five-star ratings from the National Committee for Quality Assurance for 2024.
The federal government will spend $5 billion to keep Medicare Part D premiums stable in 2025, according to an Oct. 2 report from the Congressional Budget Office.
The Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations will release a "dramatic" report on Medicare Advantage in the coming weeks, Sen. Richard Blumenthal said.
A New Jersey-based company has agreed to pay more than $11.3 million to settle False Claims Act allegations arising from fraudulently reported call center performance metrics and fraudulent claims to the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.
A Kansas judge denied Aetna's petition for judicial review of the state's Medicaid contract awards, the Topeka Capital-Journal reported Oct. 3.
UnitedHealthcare is asking a federal court to prevent CMS from downgrading its Medicare Advantage star ratings based on one phone call.