More than 2 million people have lost Medicaid coverage during the redetermination process as of July 13, according to KFF's Medicaid enrollment and unwinding tracker.
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More people are using behavioral health services compared to a year ago, UnitedHealth Group executives said.
Medicare Advantage plans could face mounting pressures in 2024 as medical utilization increases, and payers should prepare for shifts in the market, analysts say.
CMS is proposing new coverage guidelines for HIV prevention drugs in Medicare, requiring the program to cover the drugs without cost sharing for beneficiaries.
Competition between Blue Cross Blue Shield companies is increasing after a 2022 antitrust settlement that struck down some agreements limiting competition between BCBS Association members, according to a July 13 report from Advisory Board.
Anthem Health Plans of Virginia and its HealthKeepers managed care unit have agreed to pay $300,000 to settle allegations from the state's insurance department that it was not paying claims as quickly as was required by law, the Richmond Times-Dispatch…
UnitedHealth Group recorded double-digit growth in revenue year over year across its lines of business at UnitedHealthcare and Optum, according to the company's second-quarter earnings report released July 14.
Medicare Advantage enrollment has grown rapidly in recent years, now enrolling over half of Medicare eligibles. But payers shouldn't expect the growth to last forever, analysts for McKinsey and Company say.
What do people get wrong about payers? Financial incentives, prior authorization and the differences between types of payers are some of the biggest misconceptions, executives told Becker's.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Rhode Island has named Farah Shafi, MD, as chief medical officer.