Allstate Insurance has sued the former owner of Market Street Surgical Center in Saddle Brook, N.J., seeking reimbursement of $4.8 million in benefits, according to a report by The Record.
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Advocates and policy experts say state health insurance exchanges are not being set up fast enough to meet the 2014 deadline set by the healthcare reform law, according to a The Hill report.
Gay couples who decide to marry and benefit in New York will also benefit from the ability to add a spouse to an employer's health plan, according to a New York Times report.
Nevada workers are foregoing coverage as employers choose to pay a smaller percentage of their workers' health insurance premiums, according to a Las Vegas Review-Journal report.
Medicare has launched a national public outreach campaign to raise awareness about the preventive benefits now covered at no charge to patients, including the new Annual Wellness Visit benefit created by the Affordable Care Act, according to a CMS release.
The American Medical Association has released its fourth annual National Health Insurer Report Card, according to an AAPC release.
Rosalind Richmond, CCS, interim coding compliance officer for Genascis, Raemerie Jimenez, director of education for AAPC, and Cyndee Weston, CPC, CMC, CMRS, executive director of the American Medical Billing Association, discuss six ways facilities can start preparing for ICD-10 implementation.
On July 1, the Obama administration reduced premiums for high-risk insurance plans by up to 40 percent in 17 states and the District of Columbia, according to an NPR report.
A new study has shown that having health insurance coverage does not necessarily protect consumers from accumulating medical debt, according to a Health Behavior News Service report.
Rob Morris, vice president of marketing and new business development for GE Capital's CareCredit, discusses 10 simple ways surgery centers can start collecting more money from patients.
