The U.S. Senate is expanding its inquiry into Mylan to determine whether Mylan knowingly and improperly shortchanged state Medicaid programs, the Washington Post reports.
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Brookfield, Wis.-based Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative received funding from a private source last week, the Milwaukee Business Journal reports. Here's what you should know.
Harken, a UnitedHealthcare subsidiary, is leaving the Affordable Care Act exchange in Illinois next year, according to Chicago Tribune.
Guising themselves as the IRS, scammers are sending Americans fake bills linked to the Affordable Care Act, according to Wall Street Journal.
Government Accountability Office auditors claim the Obama administration paid insurers using funds that were intended for the federal Treasury, according to The New York Times.
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The state of Minnesota needs 45,000 people to reapply for public health insurance coverages to fix incorrect data between two separate computer systems, the Minnesota Star-Tribune reports.
A survey conducted by Aflac said 48 percent of Americans would rather talk to their ex than or walk across hot coals than select healthcare coverage, Forbes reports.
As the election inches closer, Former Centers for Medicare and Medicare Services administrator Marilyn Tavenner shared her thoughts on Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's healthcare plans and spoke on the future of healthcare, Healthcare Finance News reports.
The federal government gave approval to Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin to implement a fully value-based care healthcare system, VPR reports.
HealthPayer Inteligence reports there are some in the industry who are connecting Aetna's drop out of health insurance exchanges and the Department of Justice investigation into their merger with Humana.