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Two new reports find payers expanding their footprint in the Affordable Care Act marketplace with some reducing costs.
The system has secured debtor-in-possession financing of up to $185 million, which will enable its hospitals to continue operations.
Ruling throws out 2014 rule, leading to question of how CMS will determine whether it has overpaid an MA insurer.
The expense of software and implementation, as well as concerns about data security, are slowing growth in a market moving toward $33 billion globally.
The findings were a surprise, as researchers thought they would find decreased complications and mortality rates for critically ill patients.
The insurer says it is owed $5 million in payments mandated under the Affordable Care Act.
Visits to the emergency room to treat low-acuity conditions decreased by 36 percent; Use of non-emergency room centers increased by 140 percent.
Former CEO Jonathan Bush could receive $4.8 million if he helps with the sale of the cloud IT company, according to a report that shows Elliott partnering with Bain Capital.
Allegheny Health Network in Pittsburgh leads the pack with a $1 billion expansion.
New CEO Martin VanTrieste will receive no pay and the startup will initially focus on 14 drugs.