ProMedica froze enrollment in its managed Medicaid program as the Toledo, Ohio-based health system faces more than $100 million in losses due to the plan, according to The Blade.
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Cigna is closing an office building in Hooksett, N.H., that housed about 250 employees, according to the New Hampshire Union Leader.
David Cordani, the CEO of Cigna, said the insurer would consider buying more companies in the future, according to Bloomberg.
Two Michigan health plans — Priority Health and Total Health Care — received approval from Michigan regulators to combine, the organizations said Nov. 21.
Six recent articles posted by Becker's Hospital Review that concern payer-provider relationships:
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Florida Blue may drop Health First, a Rockledge, Fla.-based hospital system and insurer, from its network due to rate disagreements, according to Florida Today.
Employees are reporting higher stress and less satisfaction when it comes to their health insurance benefits, according to a survey conducted by Aflac.
Disparities between coverage for behavioral health services and medical/surgical services are widening, according to a research report from consulting firm Milliman.
Aetna's Medicaid contract in Kansas is still at risk, but state regulators said the insurer is turning around its operations for the better, NPR affiliate KCUR reports.
Tennessee formally requested permission from the Trump administration Nov. 20 to fund its Medicaid program through a block grant, according to The Hill.