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While pent-up demand and new individual customers have contributed to higher-than-hoped-for premium increases, extraordinary claims have been less than feared, leaving some more money to spread around.
Hebrew Homes Health Network allegedly gave doctors kickbacks for the referral of Medicare patients.
National insurers think they need to get bigger or risk losing out, so payers like United and Aetna are looking expand their core health plan businesses and take new services to market.
The issue is whether the section means what it seems to say if read literally and in isolation from the rest of the Affordable Care Act.
Massachusetts health insurers and their small business customers will have another year with a sort-of sharing risk rating system, although eventually they'll be in for reckoning.
News comes as more healthcare providers lean on these staff members.
Healthcare Finance will be on the ground at the conference and will file live reports from the sessions.
As American society ages and Alzheimer's and dementia besets seniors and their caregivers, there may be ways to make life better until new treatments arrive.
As the 50th anniversary of Medicaid approaches, a new report claims there is much work to do on the state-federal program, from finding sustainable hospital payment reforms to tackling the problem of poor oral health.
Hospital strategy is increasingly shaped by patients seeking value and convenience, according to new report by Moody's.