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Nearly three in four Americans say the costs of prescription drugs are "unreasonable," and most blame drugmakers for those prices, according to a new poll.
Though the states use federal exchanges, agreement creates a back-up plan for the insured if King v. Burwell ruling nixes subsidies.
Membership for Anthem, a company of for-profit Blue Cross Blue Shield Plans in 14 states, increased 1.9 percent to 37.5 million.
The companies at the top of America's health insurance food chain are hurdling toward what could be some of the largest consolidation deals ever in the healthcare industry.
Once much-vaunted, the broad-based workplace wellness program is coming under more skepticism, as new data suggests the prevailing models may not be achieving some main goals.
CVS Health's tree of drug management and retail health is growing with grafts from a different, struggling retailer. It's a chance to expand the reach of CVS's primary care and low-cost generic medicines, among other things.
New report by Standard & Poor's claims a more diverse payer mix brought about by the Affordable Care Act and a surge in admissions as more Americans have health insurance lifted the sector.
As health insurance membership grows, so too are profit margins for some of the largest managed care companies, although of course that's not the case for every health plan.
In many parts of the world, rates of cesarean delivery are too high, and growing. We need to understand the potential consequences.
There is a good chance that your grandparents were born at home. I am going to go ahead and assume they turned out fine, or at least fine enough, since you were eventually born too and are now reading this.