UnitedHealth Group was ordered to pay $100,000 after an anti-competitive practice investigation found the payer participated in anti-competitive activities associated with its elder and long-term care products, according to a Reuters report.
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The number of adults in the United States without health insurance has remained steady over the past few years, according to a report on ABC news.
Aetna decided not to renew its America's Health Insurance Plans membership for 2016 but plans to continue partnerships with groups working toward access to high-quality, affordable healthcare.
A new report from Kaiser and the New York Times examines how working-age Americans pay for their healthcare insurance and medical bills.
What do the healthcare industry and politics have in common? Both can expect a wild year ahead in 2016.
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The Physician Payments Sunshine Act was finalized in 2013. The UC San Diego School of Medicine recently conducted a study of the Open Payments database to determine which physician specialties received the highest amount of consulting fees, gifts, speaking fees,…
There is a new ambulatory fee schedule for the New York State Workers' Compensation cases, according to a Business Insurance report.
An inmate at a Minnesota prison has been charged with medical billing fraud, according to a Fox 9 report.
A new study published in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings compared payments among different specialties and identified which ones topped the list.
Next year, reimbursement for ophthalmology CPT codes is expected to take a hit and could shape the specialty’s future, according to a Medscape report.