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After expanding Ohio's Medicaid program, Chief John McCarthy is resigning from his post to pursue "opportunities in the private sector," The Columbus Dispatch reports.
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Medicare recently released data concerning the costliest prescription medicines in 2015, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Peter Wilver, director of Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare Corp., bought 5,000 company shares, according to Community Financial News.
In almost a week, the trial over Indianapolis-based Anthem's proposed purchase of Cigna, based in Bloomfield, Conn., will go to trial, according to Hartford Courant.
Anthem recently filed plans to switch 500,000 Californians to health plans that do not offer coverage for out-of-network care, leading Santa Monica, Calif.-based Consumer Watchdog to file papers asking a judge to step in, according to Los Angeles Times.
Over the next nine years, the hospital-acquired infection testing market is projected to substantially expand, a Research and Markets Report found.
An AARP survey revealed the burden of America's family caregivers' out-of-pocket costs, according to Kaiser Health News.