Today's Top 20 Stories
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Cigna's Evernorth buys telehealth platform Bright.md
The Cigna Group's Evernorth Health Services is purchasing telehealth platform Bright.md for an undisclosed amount to enhance its existing virtual services through MDLive. -
9 Medicare Advantage plans with NCQA's Health Equity accreditation
Just nine Medicare Advantage plans have obtained the National Committee for Quality Assurance's health equity accreditation. -
California again weighs single-payer system
The appetite for a single-payer health system in California is growing, with plans to introduce a bill in early 2024, according to a Bloomberg report.
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The 'wild west' of Medicare Advantage, and how to fix it
The average older adult has dozens of Medicare Advantage plans to choose from, and many turn to brokers to help them make a decision about the best option for them. -
University Hospitals launches Medicare Advantage plan with PrimeTime Health Plan
Cleveland-based University Hospitals is launching a co-branded Medicare Advantage plan with PrimeTime Health Plan. -
HealthPartners to launch hybrid, prevention-focused care plans
HealthPartners, an integrated payer-provider organization, is launching a new hybrid preventive care offering designed around health screenings, immunizations and other routine care. -
29 ways payers can improve equity
Health plans are working to improve health equity, appointing chief health equity officers, improving data collection and implementing initiatives to reduce disparities in health outcomes.
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Phoenix Children's, Aetna strike deal
Phoenix Children's and Aetna have reached a new contract agreement. -
Oregon health system drops Humana, Centene Medicare Advantage plans
St. Charles Health System in Bend, Ore., will no longer be in-network with Humana and Centene subsidiaries HealthNet and WellCare Medicare Advantage plans in 2024. -
Medicare Advantage in the headlines: 10 recent updates
As open enrollment for Medicare approaches, payers are striking partnerships with Instacart and Meijer and expanding to new markets. -
The healthiest states for women and children in 2023, per UnitedHealth
For women and children, Minnesota is the healthiest state in the nation while Mississippi is the least healthy, according to the "2023 Health of Women and Children Report" from the United Health Foundation.
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UnitedHealthcare names CEO for exchange plans
UnitedHealthcare has promoted Marcus Robinson to CEO of its individual and family plans business. -
How UnitedHealthcare cut employers' healthcare costs by 15%
UnitedHealthcare's deductible-free health plan saved money for employers and employees, according to an Oct. 5 news release from the insurer. -
OIG: Aetna received estimated $25.5M in Medicare Advantage overpayments
Aetna received $632,070 in overpayments for Medicare Advantage claims from 2015 to 2016, an audit from HHS' Office of Inspector General found. -
What claims data reveals about long COVID-19
One in 4 people with an acute COVID-19 infection experienced at least one symptom of long COVID-19, a review of claims data from AHIP and the Healthcare Cost Institute. -
3 payer CEOs among Fortune's most powerful women in business
CVS Health CEO Karen Lynch topped Fortune's ranking of the 100 most powerful women in business for the third year in a row. -
The biggest markets for Medicare Advantage advertising
Payers, brokers and other third parties aired more than 10,000 ads for Medicare Advantage plans in Houston from October to December 2022, according to a report from KFF. -
Aetna in the headlines: 8 recent updates
Aetna is expanding its Medicare Advantage and ACA plan offerings for 2024. -
BCBS Tennessee names new Medicare executive
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee has named Jason Habich as vice president and general manager of Medicare, according to an October LinkedIn post. -
BCBS Massachusetts snags divisional UnitedHealth CFO
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts has named Ruby Kam as its new CFO.
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