OIG audits found over $213 million in estimated Medicare Advantage overpayments in 2023.
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Texas has placed Bright Health's subsidiary in the state into receivership and ordered its assets liquidated, according to a court order issued Nov. 29.
A Tulsa, Okla., man was sentenced to 54 months in prison for a scheme that involved submitting more than $30 million in claims to major payers for COVID-19 testing services that were never performed.
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Virginia has partnered with value-based physician platform Aledade to expand access to primary care for more than 150,000 Medicaid beneficiaries across Virginia.
Arizona has awarded long-term managed care contracts to Centene and UnitedHealthcare.
Cigna's Medicare Advantage business may have a potential buyer, and Washington is ramping up scrutiny on prior authorization and transparency in the program.
Medicare Advantage rate changes will have a ripple effect through UnitedHealth Group's business in 2024, but its leaders have a sunny outlook despite lower projected growth.
Little Rock, Ark.-based Baptist Health could go out of network with UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans if the sides are unable to reach an agreement by Dec. 31, Arkansas Money & Politics reported Nov. 30.
SelectCare of Texas, a Centene subsidiary, received an estimated $5.1 million in net Medicare Advantage overpayments in 2015 and 2016, according to an audit from HHS' Office of Inspector General published Nov. 27.