Most of the nation's payers have filed their fourth quarter earnings reports, including insurtechs, or startup health plans with a focus on integrating innovative technologies into their operations.
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As the nation prepares to unwind federal policies put in place during the COVID-19 public health emergency, states are gearing up for Medicaid redeterminations this spring.
Highmark Health is partnering with data and analytics platform Kinsa to predict healthcare utilization and staffing needs, and to forecast infectious disease outbreaks.
Aetna has agreed to pay up to $3.4 million to settle a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging it wrongly refused to cover patients' cancer treatment, Bloomberg Law reported March 6.
Humana is set to exit the commerical group medical insurance business, phasing out its employer group commercial medical products over the next 18 to 24 months. The exit leaves just under 1 million members who will need to shift to other…
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People with long COVID-19 are at higher-risk for a number of adverse cardiovascular and pulmonary events, a study from Elevance Health found.
From issues with Texas' new physician gold-card rule, to 118 medical societies voicing strong support for proposed Medicare Advantage overhauls, here are eight stories about prior authorization Becker's has reported since Feb. 2:
Insurers are ramping up campaigns and adding staff to let Medicaid members know about redeterminations.
An estimated 1 in 4 Medicaid beneficiaries have enrolled since February 2020, according to Kaiser Family Foundation.
These are five payers that reported net losses in 2022: