On average, Wisconsin hospitals have the highest commercial payer mix in the country (78.1 percent), while Washington, D.C., hospitals have the lowest (47.9 percent), according to an April analysis from Definitive Healthcare.
The Latest
More people will be uninsured in 2033 than in 2023 as Medicaid continuous coverage unwinds, and extended marketplace subsidies could be discontinued, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Walgreens is asking a judge to overturn an arbitrator's $642 million award to Humana in a drug-pricing dispute between the companies.
Payers' price transparency files vary widely by size and number of billing codes, an analysis published in Health Affairs found.
More than 50 health advocacy groups and other organizations are calling on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to pause Medicaid redeterminations after about 250,000 residents were disenrolled from the program.
Cincinnati-based Bon Secours Mercy Health and several Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield plans are at odds over commercial reimbursement rates that could affect coverage for individuals enrolled in Medicaid managed care and Medicare Advantage plans.
The federal government could be unable to make scheduled Medicare payments as soon as June 1 if Washington does not reach a deal to avoid a debt ceiling breach.
The United States is the most dangerous place among high-income countries to give birth, and the nation's maternal mortality rate is the highest it's been since 1965. New research from Elevance Health demonstrates how initiatives from health insurers such as…
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska has named Jeff Russell as president and CEO, effective June 26.
AHIP President and CEO Matt Eyles plans to resign from the trade association, effective Oct. 2.