Payer consolidation coupled with operational transition in many markets is slowing contract negotiations, making it more difficult to conduct business.
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Ambulatory surgery centers are developing new payer strategies as the healthcare market evolves toward value-based care.
The North Carolina State Health Plan board of trustees is considering making changes to state employees' options for health insurance, according to WRAL.com.
Blue Cross Blue Shield expects losses up to $135 million in 2015, according to AL.com.
With the withdraw of Moda health from the scene, Premera Alaska remains the only individual payer in Alaska, according to Alaska Public Media.
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Colorado's state exchange, Connect for Health Colorado, surged to 153,583 enrollments on Jan. 31, according to The Gazette.
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Beginning Jan. 1, 2017, provider-based, off-campus hospital outpatient departments will be subject to site-neutral payments, according to a JD Supra report.
Jamison Pearlman, vice president of managed care at Meridian Surgical Partners, highlights five key trends in payer contract for the next year.
BeWellNM.com, New Mexico's health insurance exchange, received so many calls before the enrollment deadline that some individuals could not finish the enrollment process, according to Albuquerque Journal.