Medi-Cal enrollment has beat initial estimates and has doubled in Tuolumne County since the Affordable Care Act was implemented in 2014, according to The Union Democrat.
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St. Louis-based Centene lost six hard drives with health information on nearly 950,000 customers, according to Arkansas Online.
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Ken Selzer backs House Bill 2454 that would permit payers to sell network-only plans, according to KCUR 89.3.
Many health plan insurers are offering glimpses of whether they will plan on the insurance marketplace next year, according to The Tennessean.
A GoBankingRates study ranked Pittsburgh as fifth in the nation for best health insurance costs, according to the New Pittsburgh Courier.
Research suggesting nurse anesthetist standalone care is equivalent to physician-led care is flawed, according to a new study published online in Anesthesia & Analgesia.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicare Services has temporarily barred Cigna from enrolling new customers to its Medicare Advantage and stand-alone prescription drug plans, according to Healthcare Finance.
With less people enrolling in the ACA than expected, the Congressional Budget Office lowered its estimate of how many Americans will obtain coverage through the ACA in 2016, according to Los Angeles Times.
A Blue Cross and Blue Shield technology error left many North Carolinians without health coverage, according to The Charlotte Observer. The payer is in the process of transferring patient data consumers from a legacy software to Facets. The technology was…
If Connecticut applied for the Affordable Care Act Section 1332 and Medicaid Section 1115 waivers, it could lower health insurance costs, according to ctpost.
