Compliance & Legal
The Tokyo executives declined to answer questions about the correspondence during two days of depositions Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
Aetna and Humana a good match, CEO tells judge, with company CEOs on much better terms than the leaders of Anthem and Cigna.
HFMA identified a number of different policy proposals and ranked them in terms of probability and positive or negative financial impact.
A massive lobbying effort by 58 pharmaceutical companies, 24 device companies and 26 "biotech products and research" companies shaped the bill.
Providers have been waiting years for payments, applications for benefits have been stalled up to a year, lead attorney says.
U.S. Rep. Tom Price is staunchly opposed to Obamacare and is expected to help craft its replacement.
Farid Fata, Detroit-area cancer doctor, was convicted of raking in over $17 million by poisoning patients with unnecessary chemotherapy, other drugs.
Consolidation seen as an uphill battle for the commercial insurance giants.
Marie Neba, 52, of Sugarland, Texas, will be sentenced early next year for conviction on charges including health care fraud.
Nermin Awad El-Hadik colluded with a Texas clinic manager for referrals, many who required pricey compound medications.