Losses incurred during the first few years of the Affordable Care Act's implementation are driving some big health plans to seek substantial premium increases in 2017 for individual plans sold through the insurance exchanges of more than a dozen states,…
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The American Medical Association issued its full support of Missouri's decision to bar the Aetna-Humana merger for certain insurance products.
The Connecticut Insurance Department has given the green light to the Aetna-Humana merger, according to The CT Mirror.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama has downgraded UAB Hospital in Birmingham, Ala., from Tier 1 to Tier 2 status, citing new tier criteria focused on healthcare spending, reports Birmingham Business Journal.
Louisville, Ky.-based Humana is looking to hire 100 full-time and seasonal employees in Miramar, Fla., according to the Sun Sentinel.
Despite questions revolving around the future location of its headquarters, Hartford, Conn.-based Aetna has remained fairly quiet about plans to potentially move its home base, according to the Hartford Courant.
Missouri's insurance department has issued a preliminary order that would ban merged insurance giants Aetna and Humana from selling certain insurance products in the state.
Earlier this week, a series of letters reviewed by The Wall Street Journal unveiled the proposed merger between Anthem and Cigna could be delayed or derailed due to squabbles between the insurers. But Anthem's CEO begs to differ.
A Florida woman decided to fight her $53,274 medical bill, and ended up winning, according to a WZVN report.
Certain insurers — like UnitedHealth and Humana — are dropping from the Affordable Care Act exchanges due to financial losses, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina's CEO feels no differently, according to the Charlotte Business Journal.