The second presidential debate spotlighted healthcare, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump arguing about the future of the Affordable Care Act, according to Healthcare IT News.
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Philadelphia-based University of Pennsylvania researchers conducted an analysis, finding payers may offer narrower provider networks to offer low-cost plans to consumers, according to Forbes.
The medical billing outsourcing market is expected to expand through 2024, a Grand View Research report found.
Andy Slavitt, CMS acting administrator, referred to the Affordable Care Act as a disruption that could transform the healthcare industry, to a group of payers in Washington, D.C., at an HHS forum, according to Morning Consult.
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A Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky report said only 26.6 small business in the state are offering their employees health insurance, Louisville Business First reports.
A representative of Donald Trump's presidential transition team said the general election will decide whether more states expand Medicaid programs, Bloomberg reports.
An adviser to the judge overseeing the Anthem Cigna antitrust case believes the companies should disclose letters in which they accuse each other of breaching the merger, Bloomberg reports.
Wallethub found Pleasanton, Calif., had the lowest rate of uninsured residents.