Susan Morse
Republican sponsor of the amendment said he would vote no, angering Medicare for all supporter Sen. Bernie Sanders.
AHIP tells Senate leadership ending the individual coverage requirement is not the solution to stabilizing the market.and would raise premiums.
Debate continues as Senators have limited time to approve the bill that passed in the House to replace the ACA, the American Health Care Act.
As other major insurers have exited the marketplace, Centene in June 2017 announced it would expand its footprint in 2018.
Home health agencies could see decreases of $80 million in 2017 and $950 million in 2019.
Sens. Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska were the only "no" votes.
The cuts follow removal of CEO and CFO due to financial losses blamed on Affordable Care Act market.
Senate needs full Republican support but is close to having votes on a replacement, the president says.
Roughly 45 percent of urgent care facility visits by Cigna members could be conducted at retail healthcare clinics, insurer says.
Kaiser's health plan has beefed up mental health staff after being fined $4 million in 2013 for alleged violations over timely access.