Healthcare Finance Staff

Until corporate wellness programs demonstrate ROI, many companies have to consider whether there are other ways to improve the health of their employees and the country.

Will tax-filing season be the next reason for consumers to complain about the new health law? Come tax time, will the Obama administration really enforce the individual health insurance mandate?

The nation's third largest insurer is the latest to find a cheaper way to bring a curative therapy to members with Hepatitis C.

Notwithstanding resistance in California and some long-term uncertainty, the nation's largest insurer is pretty stoked about 2015, public exchanges and Medicaid.

In a crowded market dominated by the Blues, a hospital-owned health plan is trying grow in tandem with Medicare and Medicaid enrollment, seeing potential in suburban Baby Boomers.

At a time when prevention is being hailed as a key to health reform, indeed required as an essential health benefit, new evidence is questioning assumptions about the benefits and costs.

Why the costs for an increasingly common surgery should vary so much across and within regions is the key question Blue Cross companies are trying to answer, as new research find that pricing swings are still the norm.

The Mayo Clinic on Tuesday said it will ditch its in-house electronic health record systems and instead contract with Verona, Wisconsin-based Epic for patient records and revenue cycle management.

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