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Medicare beneficiaries are very satisfied with their plans and expect no changes to their coverage, according to a recent survey.
A new payer will be launching its value-based benefit plans to small employer groups in Fresno, Calif., during the first quarter of 2010.
Effective Jan. 1, 2010, Oregon insurers will be forced to cover $500 for members toward medications or quit-smoking courses.
The Senate Finance Committee is still in a closed-door debate over its healthcare reform bill, one week after finishing a mark-up and voting on amendments to the bill.
Health plans have launched an initiative in Ohio to make healthcare easier by reducing the time, effort and expense of the paperwork required for each patient visit.
Responding to President Barack Obama's claim that funding for proposed healthcare reforms exists within the current system, payers and physicians have different views on where those savings would be found.
Health 2.0 technologies and services are powerful tools that can lower administrative healthcare costs, a panel told attendees at Tuesday's Health 2.0 Conference.
Aprima Medical Systems has announced a partnership with Intelligent Medical Objects to give its physician practice customers access to IMO's broad range of coding and terminology solutions, including IMO Problem IT and IMO Procedure IT.
One hundred and fifty physicians, some of them promoting a single-payer system, met at the White House Monday to discuss healthcare reform.
Expanding health coverage might not cost as much as policymakers assume, according to a new study.