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Chris Anderson

Chris Anderson is Senior Editor at Healthcare Finance News, and the editor of Healthcare Payer News. Follow Chris on Twitter @HPN_Editor.

By Chris Anderson | 01:14 pm | February 15, 2011
New organization would insure 1.8 million
By Chris Anderson | 01:12 pm | February 15, 2011
In early January, Blue Shield of California proposed rate hikes for nearly 200,000 individual policy holders that would see some members' premiums jump as much as 59 percent on March 1.
By Chris Anderson | 01:09 pm | February 15, 2011
After more than a month of corporate chess that saw Community Health Systems launch a $3.3 billion hostile takeover bid for hospital operator Tenet Healthcare, things have quieted down.
By Chris Anderson | 12:58 pm | February 15, 2011
Intent is ‘transfer of knowledge’ to other systems.
By Chris Anderson | 12:24 pm | February 15, 2011
Governors criticize ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to Medicaid
By Chris Anderson | 11:56 am | February 15, 2011
Ambulance operator and physician services company Emergency Medical Services is being acquired by private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, LLC for $3.2 billion.
By Chris Anderson | 11:28 am | February 15, 2011
In what it touts as the first time a long-term care insurance provider has teamed with a healthcare organization to promote health and wellness, Genworth Financial has unveiled a health education collaboration with the Mayo Clinic aimed at improving the well-being of Baby Boomers.
By Chris Anderson | 11:26 am | February 14, 2011
The California Nurses Association/National Nurses United and Kaiser Permanente have reached tentative agreement on a new three-year contract for 17,000 registered nurses and nurse practitioners covering 61 locations in northern and central California.
By Chris Anderson | 11:54 am | February 11, 2011
Amid tepid enrollment, the Department of Health and Human Services has renewed efforts to increase awareness of the Pre-existing Condition Insurance Plan (PCIP), the government's temporary insurance plan for those denied private insurance due to pre-existing conditions.
By Chris Anderson | 12:04 pm | February 10, 2011
At a time when several newly-elected governors are railing against health reform's governmental intrusion, new Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin is taking a different path - a proposal released this week to create a single-payer health plan for his state.