Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts' former president and CEO, Andrew Dreyfus, has launched a course at Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health that revolves around a central question: Can health insurers be good?
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All insurers operating in Michigan's individual, small and large group commercial markets have pledged to continue covering preventive care while a court ruling striking down some no-cost preventive care requirements is appealed, the Detroit Free-Press reported April 6.
Most physician information is inconsistent across payer directories, a study published in JAMA found.
Education is the biggest challenge to overcome in ensuring Medicaid members keep their insurance as continuous coverage requirements end, MetroPlusHealth COO Lila Benayoun says.
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management is seeking contract proposals from payers as it creates a new health plan for U.S. Postal Service employees and their families.
Since last fall, several state insurance departments have made moves to restrict the financial autonomy of two startup health plans, Bright Health and Friday Health Plans.
Six health insurers have been ranked among Newsweek's 300 greatest workplaces for LGBTQ workers in 2023.
Elevance Health is divesting parts of its business and acquiring new subsidiaries.
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee has promoted four individuals to vice president roles within the company, according to an April 4 news release.
The Cigna Group's board of directors includes leaders from healthcare, technology, government and other industries.