The following payers announced executive moves in the last month, as reported by Becker's Hospital Review:
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Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield named Pam Stahl president, according to Georgia Health News.
Kaiser Permanente Colorado, a health insurer and provider, is leaving two of the state's counties due in part to its inability to strike contracts with hospitals, according to Summit Daily.
A Pennsylvania woman who was treated at a UPMC hospital for broken bones related to a horse-riding accident told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette she had to be her own care navigator due to a dispute between UPMC and Highmark.
The care some private health insurers deny, like emergency ambulance transports, is lost in much of the debate surrounding surprise medical bills, according to an op-ed published by The Hill.
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Centene, the nation's largest provider of managed Medicaid services, led a $60 million funding round for behavioral health startup up Quartet.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona launched an initiative to address the state's low number of mental health providers.
The Trump administration expanded health reimbursement arrangements June 13 in a final rule that aims to help small businesses provide insurance coverage.
Health insurance groups such as America's Health Insurance Plans and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association have joined a coalition in support of surprise-billing solutions.
A judge tossed a request from nonprofit insurer Fallon Health to halt its former CFO from working for rival Aetna, according to the Telegram & Gazette.