Healthcare Finance Staff

"We're comfortable being known as the health plan that wants to put health systems in the business of selling insurance."

Lynda Douglas thought she had a deal with Tennessee. She would adopt and love a tiny, unwanted, profoundly disabled girl named Charla. The private insurance companies that run Tennessee's Medicaid program would cover Charla's healthcare.

J.D. Power's health insurance satisfaction survey finds that customers who bought private insurance plans on ACA exchanges expressed slightly higher average satisfaction than people in employer-sponsored plans: 696 to 679 on a 1000-point scale.

Grant would support partnerships with clinicians working in Boston Children's psychology department.

The Republicans should offer an unconditional subsidy extension if the Supreme Court strikes them down.

Blue Shield of California is embroiled in a fight with a former executive over $100,000 spent on Hollywood nightclubs and other dubious items.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies are setting up their own insurance exchange for retirees switching to individual Medicare plans, a bid to secure lifetime customers from in a new population of seniors.

"The expense of the surgical robot will pale in comparison to the coming tsunami of overpriced drugs."

Thousands of families with a disabled or deceased parent may have received a lower subsidy than they deserved to buy health coverage through the federal insurance marketplace as a result of a calculation error by the federal government.

Seven hundred million people worldwide have obtained access to financial services for the first time over the past three years, according to a Gates Foundation funded institute.