A New York health insurer and one of its former executives have agreed to pay the Justice Department up to $100 million to resolve claims
A new federal audit of Medicaid payments to autism therapy providers contains a stark finding: All of the client records inspected had payments that were
The Biden administration announced Tuesday that it’s proposing a number of changes to private Medicare plans designed to alleviate coverage barriers, put guardrails around the
Tuesday’s oral arguments before the Supreme Court in a case involving billions in Medicare payments to hospitals revealed a split among the justices willing to
One ad shows two older men talking jovially on a front porch, “Vietnam veteran” visible on one of their hats. Another shows an older man
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Most state Medicaid programs don’t cover the new class of weight loss drugs for obesity, but that could soon change. Half of those that don’t
People who rely on Medicaid continue to get medical care at high rates, and it’s presenting a growing challenge for the major health insurers who
Within a few days of one another, two teams of accountants released separate estimates on the value of nonprofit hospitals’ tax exemptions. Their wildly different
For years, health insurers battled to gain market share in the lucrative privatized Medicare program. Now, the opposite is true. Some of the companies say