Florida is challenging rules from CMS that require states keep eligible children enrolled in Medicaid and CHIP for a full 12 months, even if their families do not pay premiums.
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On top of a home insurance crisis, Florida residents face higher than average health insurance premiums due to a growing senior population and limited competition in the insurance marketplace, Newsweek reported Feb. 6.
Centene completed the sale of its U.K. companies.
UnitedHealthcare and Jonesboro, Ark.-based St. Bernards Healthcare have been unable to reach a new contract as several deadlines approach, Arkansas Business reported Feb. 5.
Centene lost more than 1.5 million Medicaid members through redeterminations year over year, but posted 88% enrollment growth in its marketplace segment, according to the company's earnings report published Feb. 6.
Humana will consolidate its Louisville, Ky., headquarters, exiting the 27-story tower that bears its name.
The Cigna Group and Elevance Health were ranked in the top 10 on Just Capital and CNBC's ranking of the "most just" companies.
CMS' proposed Medicare Advantage rates for 2025 are lower than Humana predicted, the company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Feb. 5.
A Johnson & Johnson employee is suing the New Brunswick, N.J.-based pharmaceutical giant for allegedly mismanaging workers' prescription drug benefits and violating its fiduciary duties under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts is launching a set of new initiatives aimed at ensuring access to reproductive care services.