Georgia has approved 265 people to take part in the nation's only Medicaid program that requires proof of work to receive benefits, the Georgia Recorder reported Aug. 10.
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Some state officials say people who have lost Medicaid coverage during the redeterminations process are not all becoming uninsured, Politico reported Aug. 15.
UnitedHealthcare is giving $2.85 million to four Indiana organizations supporting direct service health workers.
Aetna is facing the latest legal setback to its Medicare Advantage contract to provide coverage to retired New York City employees, and parent company CVS Health is implementing layoffs and restructuring as revenues decline.
A growing number of older adults and low-income individuals are losing health insurance coverage because of a reimbursement rate dispute between Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield plans and Cincinnati-based Bon Secours Mercy Health.
Over a dozen states fell behind processing Medicaid applications in May as they redetermined the eligibility of existing members, according to CMS.
Florida's Medicaid program could be facing a financial shortfall, as more residents than the state predicted have remained on the program through the redetermination process, Florida Politics reported Aug. 14.
CMS will make several tweaks to the ACO REACH model in 2024, designed to make payments from the model more predictable for participants and adjust equity benchmarks.
Select Health and Kroger Health are launching co-branded Medicare Advantage plans across four states in 2024.
UnitedHealthcare is cutting 20 percent of its prior authorizations in two waves. The first cuts take effect Sept. 1 and the second phase goes into effect Nov. 1.