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By Healthcare Finance Staff | 01:15 pm | June 01, 2015
Inspired by the links between activity, meditation and wellbeing, the country's largest mutual insurer is sponsoring an app to help its members and the public take on stress.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 07:44 pm | May 28, 2015
Blue Shield of California is in the position of trying to keep its state tax exemption, while also defending its public image and defining its future mission to customers.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 10:14 am | May 28, 2015
How much overhead in private and government insurance will it take to have universal coverage under the ACA? Quite a bit in one current view of the data.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 08:16 am | May 28, 2015
Douglas White knew high-deductible insurance is supposed to make patients feel the pain of medical prices and turn them into smart shoppers. So he shopped.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 03:30 pm | May 27, 2015
After more than a decade of legal turmoil, physicians in four states have won a concession from the nation's largest insurer to make getting paid less of a hassle, if not to get paid more.
By Anthony Brino | 02:17 pm | May 27, 2015
Among the major changes proposed for Medicaid plans are new provider adequacy standards, new mandates for capitated rate setting, beneficiary protections in long-term care, forthcoming quality ratings, and an 85 percent medical cost administrative ratio.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 11:45 am | May 27, 2015
The federal government has crafted the first regulatory change to Medicaid managed care in a decade, as more health plans take the challenge from states to cover growing Medicaid populations at a sustainable cost.
By Susan Morse | 09:13 am | May 27, 2015
New Hampshire ACO's goal is to have capitation make up 70 percent of reimbursements, dropping fee-for-service from its current 50 percent to 30 percent.
By Anthony Brino | 08:40 am | May 27, 2015
The move could affect 3,500 UPMC employees who are at least 60 years old and have 10 years on the job.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 03:39 pm | May 26, 2015
As California goes, so goes the country in capping consumer costs for medicines? That's what patient advocacy groups and and some pharmaceutical companies may be hoping.