CMS has instructed all independent dispute resolution entities to resume issuing No Surprises Act payment determinations involving out-of-network services and items.
Payer Policy Updates
Cigna is moving forward with an updated version of a paperwork demand it paused last year amid criticism from medical groups, the California Medical Association said March 16.
CMS laid out more details on how it plans to implement the first-ever negotiation process of drug prices under Medicare, which will first apply in 2026.
Leaders of the North Carolina House and Senate have agreed on a Medicaid expansion plan, radio station WUNC reported March 2.
As the end to the nation's COVID-19 public health emergency looms, hospitals and health systems are prepping for an unprecedented period — the unwinding of federal policy that led to a complete transformation of care delivery operations, including billing processes,…
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California lawmakers are mulling legislation to allow immigrants without legal status to purchase health insurance on Covered California, the state's ACA Exchange, the Sacramento Bee reported Feb. 24.
A group of senators is urging CMS and states to ensure kids can stay continuously enrolled in the Children's Health Insurance Program.
A group of senators is calling on health plans to continue covering at-home COVID-19 tests for members when the public health emergency comes to an end.
Up to 6.7 million children nationwide are at risk of losing their CHIP coverage when Medicaid redeterminations begin this spring, according to a new analysis from the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts will continue reimbursing telehealth at the same rate as in-person services for primary and chronic care for now.