Sen. Bernie Sanders is asking the Government Accountability Office to investigate why some payers are charging members for birth control, which violates the ACA.
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William Donaldson, who led Aetna for an influential 13 months, died June 12 at age 93.
Data Medicare Advantage insurers provide to the federal government has become more complete in recent years, but gaps remain, according to MedPAC's annual report, titled "Medicare and the Health Care Delivery System."
Ascension saw disruptions to its ACA health plans following the May cyberattack on the 140-hospital system, NPR reported June 14.
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The board of directors for Orange, Calif.-based CalOptima Health has approved a $526.2 million investment to increase pay rates for hospitals, providers, community clinics, behavioral health providers, ancillary services providers and health networks.
A federal lawsuit from UnitedHealth Group was dismissed in May against two former executives, which alleged they stole and used confidential company information to create their own competing product for diabetes management.
UnitedHealth Group's board of directors authorized a $2.10 per-share cash dividend to be paid on June 25.
Ediitor's note: This article was updated to reflect that Aetna and Hackensack Meridian Health reached a contract agreement on June 18. No patient or member coverage will be disrupted.