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Molina Healthcare of New Mexico filed a lawsuit against the New Mexico Human Services Department over a lost bid to manage the state's Medicaid program, the Santa Fe New Mexican reports.

All six of the top Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans improved their profit margins in the third quarter of 2017 compared to the same period a year prior, according to a Mark Farrah Associates analysis.

The Department of Justice requested additional information from CVS Health and Aetna as it reviews the companies' proposed merger, according to a Feb. 1 Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

At this year’s JP Morgan Healthcare Conference, everyone agreed that a person’s ability to pay medical costs should never interfere with their eligibility to receive care. With patients crying out for a better consumer-centric experience, the market has been flooded…

Our CEO, Kent Ivanoff sat down with Tom Salemi from Healthegy at the Digital Healthcare Innovation Summit in November to discuss challenges and solutions in patient billing. In this short video he discusses how patients are on the hook for…

Indiana expanded its Medicaid program in 2015 with a number of conservative policy caveats. Three years later, newly available state-level data provides insight into the possible influence of such policies, according to a Kaiser Health News report.

CMS wants to raise Medicare Advantage plan payments by an average 1.84 percent in 2019, according to a recent notice.

Cigna posted lower net income in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2017, but grew full-year profits by 19.8 percent year over year.

A one-time $1.1 billion tax benefit under the new U.S. tax law sent Anthem's profits past the billion-dollar mark for the fourth quarter of 2017.

A Kentucky resident received a $12,596 bill from Frankfort (K.Y.) Regional Medical Center after her insurer, Anthem, deemed her trip to the hospital's emergency department nonemergent, according to Vox.