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By Healthcare Finance Staff | 09:46 am | February 05, 2014
Not content to just sell on other private exchanges or see clients flock to them, Cigna is launching its own online benefits marketplace for employers and their workers.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 09:37 am | February 05, 2014
Once notorious for widespread and brazen Medicaid fraud schemes, New York is making history these days by recovering more ill-gotten Medicaid dollars than ever before.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 02:14 pm | February 04, 2014
The Republicans have an alternative to Obamacare and they may have given the Democrats a big political gift. The proposal was unveiled last Monday by Republican Senators Richard Burr, (NC), Tom Coburn (OK), and Orrin Hatch (UT).
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 12:03 pm | February 04, 2014
One year after barely breaking even, new Medicaid contracts help propel Centene's revenue and earnings in 2013, leaving the St. Louis-based company optimistic about the year ahead.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 05:04 pm | February 03, 2014
Amid all of the chaos of the first open enrollment period for the first year of a reformed individual health insurance market, many insurance exchanges have been focused on just making the experience work from start to finish.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 05:01 pm | February 03, 2014
Healthcare costs for state and local governments are growing faster than the national average, threatening to crowd out other services and sending public officials looking for solutions.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 11:59 am | February 03, 2014
These are the 10 regions of the country with the highest premiums for people buying insurance on the health law's new marketplaces.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 09:50 am | February 03, 2014
Shifting doctors to pay-for-value models will not be easy because their compensation is based on different methods that may not encourage incentive rewards.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 03:32 pm | January 31, 2014
When the Harvard Business Review publishes an essay called "The Cure for the Common Corporate Wellness Program," you know the backlash is real.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 10:35 am | January 31, 2014
Accountable care organizations saved more than $380 million after their first year, but only 29 were able to share in the savings.