When President Joe Biden declared the COVID-19 pandemic "over" Sept. 18, his message divided the medical community and sent a clear message: the nation is moving on from COVID-19.
Policy Updates
Increased Medicare payment for biosimilars took effect Oct. 3, one of the first Medicare provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act to kick in.
The Biden Administration unveiled a five-point plan to address hunger, nutrition and health Sept. 27. The White House wants Medicare, Medicaid and private insurers to play a role in solving food insecurity and food related illness. Here are five things…
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina is expanding its telehealth policy to include more services based on two years of telehealth claims data from the COVID-19 pandemic released Sept. 20.
Aetna considers Aduhelm to be medically necessary and said Sept. 13 it will cover the controversial Alzheimer's drug if certain criteria are met.
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Updated COVID-19 boosters designed to target the omicron variant will be provided at no cost, regardless of insurance status, CMS said Sept. 12.
CMS approved extending Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program coverage for a full year after pregnancy for women in Indiana and West Virginia.
A federal judge in Texas awarded a partial victory Sept. 7 to opponents of the ACA who challenged a key provision that requires payers and employers to cover preventive services.
The Biden-Harris Administration proposed a new CMS rule Aug. 31 to overhaul the enrollment processes for Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program, and Basic Health Programs.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden has launched a probe into potentially deceptive marketing tactics used by Medicare Advantage plans.