Payers and providers don't agree on much when it comes to the No Surprises Act dispute resolution process.
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Some payer CEOs are feeling optimistic about the future of marketplace insurance.
Virginia reinstated around 45,000 people improperly removed from its Medicaid program, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported Sept. 20.
There have been rumblings in Mississippi recently about putting up the concept of Medicaid expansion for open debate in a state where current Gov. Tate Reeves has repeatedly ruled such a policy out.
Cigna is negotiating contracts with health systems for 2024 and adding new benefits and international plan options.
Payers have been subject to price transparency regulations since July 2022, but no comprehensive action or research has taken place since then to assess compliance, according to research published Sept. 19 in Health Affairs.
New Mexico's superintendent of insurance has ordered payers operating in the state to expand access to behavioral health services, the Albuquerque Journal reported Sept. 19.
CMS is auditing Texas HHS to ensure the state is complying with federal requirements amid the Medicaid redeterminations process, the Austin American-Statesman reported Sept. 20.
From UnitedHealth's plans to move its corporate offices to Optum's campus, to a judge denying Prisma's Health's temporary restraining order request against UnitedHealthcare, here are nine headlines about UnitedHealth Group Becker's has reported since Sept. 8.
Gold Kidney Health Plan has tapped two UnitedHealth veterans to assist with the company's national growth.