Medicare, Medicaid and CHIP
Government programs ensure access to healthcare for vulnerable populations. Medicare covers people 65 and older and younger individuals with specific disabilities. Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) are joint federal-state initiatives offering health coverage to low-income families, children, pregnant women, the elderly and people with disabilities.
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26 Jun 2025
National health expenditures to reach $8.6T by 2033: CMS
CMS projects national health expenditures to increase by 5.8% from 2024 to 2033, reaching $8.6 trillion by the end of the period as the last of the Baby Boomers age into Medicare. Continue Reading
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20 Jun 2025
Medicare out by 2033, other takeaways from the Trustees Report
The 2025 Medicare Trustees Report shows Medicare running dry sooner than previously projected as the program faces increased challenges with physician payment rates. Continue Reading
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01 Mar 2023
CareSource, Walmart Partner to Address Racial Health Disparities
The partnership aims to address maternal and racial health disparities, providing CareSource members access to social needs assessments, community resources, and health literacy education. Continue Reading
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28 Feb 2023
Blue Cross MN Partnership Expands Value-Based Care for Rural Members
Blue Cross Medicare Advantage members in 24 rural Minnesota counties will receive care under a full-risk value-based arrangement. Continue Reading
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27 Feb 2023
Humana Will Leave Employer Group Insurance Business to Focus on Public Plans
After exiting the employer group insurance business, Humana will prioritize the long-term growth of its Medicare Advantage, Medicare, and Medicaid health plans. Continue Reading
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24 Feb 2023
Why Employers Prefer Employer-Sponsored Health Plans Over Exchanges
Employers voiced a preference for employer-sponsored health plans over exchange coverage and expressed the conviction that, ultimately, employees share that view. Continue Reading
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22 Feb 2023
2022 Key Enrollment Trends For High Deductible Health Plans
Pre-deductible chronic disease prevention coverage was a big factor in high deductible health plan enrollees’ decision-making, along with factors like prescription drug coverage. Continue Reading
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21 Feb 2023
BCBST Report Reveals Racial Care Disparities Among TN Residents
Black Tennesseans were two and half times more likely to have a pregnancy-related death and two times as likely to die from diabetes than White women, highlighting racial care disparities in multiple areas. Continue Reading
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17 Feb 2023
Best Vendors for Healthcare Payer Services, Software Needs
Healthcare payers seeking a vendor for care management, risk adjustment, and other complex processes may find a high-performing partner in the Best in KLAS report results. Continue Reading
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17 Feb 2023
Indiana Payer Partners with Provider Org to Boost Primary Care Access
In addition to receiving exclusive primary care access, fully insured members of Physicians Health Plan of Northern Indiana will have access to an integrated care team, chronic condition management, and provider-dispensed medication. Continue Reading
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15 Feb 2023
Employer-Sponsored Health Plans Pay More for Drugs than Medicare
Five of the most used physician-administered drugs cost over 200 percent higher for employer-sponsored health plans than for Medicare. Continue Reading
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14 Feb 2023
New Humana Community Partnerships to Strengthen Health Equity
The payer has announced a new health equity strategy that centers around forming community partnerships to tackle healthcare barriers and social determinants of health, such as food insecurity. Continue Reading
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13 Feb 2023
Out-of-pocket Costs for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Varied by Payer
In 2020, the mean out-of-pocket cost for opioid use disorder medication paid for by self-pay patients was $8.44 compared to $0.10 for prescriptions paid for by Medicaid. Continue Reading
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10 Feb 2023
Centene Managed Care Plans Will Pay Medi-Cal $215M for Overcharges
Centene saved its managed care plans $2.70 per prescription drug claim through its pharmacy benefit manager contracts, but did not pass on these discounts to Medi-Cal, according to the settlement. Continue Reading
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09 Feb 2023
High Deductible Health Plan Enrollment Hit Record High in 2021
High deductible health plan (HDHP) enrollment reached record levels in 2021, with some states seeing over 60 percent of their private-sector workers covered through an HDHP. Continue Reading
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09 Feb 2023
Humana Maintains Primary Care Access for Medicare Advantage Members
Humana Medicare Advantage members will continue to have access to ChenMed’s medical center brands, which provide primary care at more than 120 locations across 50 states. Continue Reading
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08 Feb 2023
Most Employers Will Enhance Services to Improve Employee Wellbeing
Most employers plan to enhance their current employee wellbeing programs by adding more services, while almost a quarter are considering switching to a new vendor partner. Continue Reading
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08 Feb 2023
Employers Emphasize Quality of Care When Assessing Health Plans
Employers remained dissatisfied with their health plans in 2022, but those who had higher health plan satisfaction indicated that their payer’s quality of care emphasis was a key driver. Continue Reading
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07 Feb 2023
ACHP Addresses Proposed Rule on Substance Use Disorder Patient Data
The CARES Act’s substance use disorder patient data requirements should be more aligned with HIPAA standards, ACHP and its co-signees argued. Continue Reading
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06 Feb 2023
How a Growing, Changing Medicare Population Will Impact Payers
As Medicare takes on an aging, sicker population, payers need to ensure they are meeting evolving member expectations and using data to drive their strategy for member satisfaction. Continue Reading
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03 Feb 2023
Health Savings Account Balances, Contributions Grew in 2021
The average health savings account balance and total contribution were higher for those that received funds from employers in 2021. Continue Reading
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02 Feb 2023
Aetna Funding Improves Healthcare Access for Domestic Violence Survivors
The funding will help domestic violence survivors and their children enroll in healthcare coverage through Medicaid, CHIP, or other health plans while maintaining confidentiality. Continue Reading
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30 Jan 2023
Cigna’s Integrated Health Plan Reduced Care Costs for Employers
When individuals with a diabetes diagnosis were enrolled in the integrated health plan, employers saved $2,500 per member per year. Continue Reading
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25 Jan 2023
Employer-Sponsored Health Plans Face High Costs for SUD Treatment
Alcohol- and opioid-related use disorders were the most prevalent substance use disorders and posed some of the highest per-enrollee costs for employer-sponsored health plans. Continue Reading
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25 Jan 2023
Elevance Health Will Acquire BCBSLA, Improve Care Access in LA
In addition to improving care access, the proposed acquisition will create a foundation that aims to support local communities, address complex care needs, and reduce health inequities. Continue Reading
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23 Jan 2023
Medicare Pays Medicare Advantage Plans 6% More Than FFS Medicare
Medicare Advantage plans have seen growing enrollment in recent years, but they have also seen persistent coding intensity problems that lead to excess payments. Continue Reading
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19 Jan 2023
Tufts Health Plan, Harvard Pilgrim Collab Boosts Access to LGBTQ+ Care
Fully insured commercial members will have access to integrated LGBTQ+ care, including gender-affirming physical and mental healthcare, behavioral health services, and social support groups. Continue Reading
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19 Jan 2023
Private Payers Reimbursed Telehealth, In-Person Care Equally in 2020
Private health plan claims show that the average telehealth claims were generally within ten percent above or below the in-person care cost at the beginning of the pandemic. Continue Reading
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17 Jan 2023
BCBSRI Grants $740K to Improve Health Equity, Access to Stable Housing
The funding will help improve access to stable housing for Rhode Islanders by supporting organizations that focus on building and renovating homes and increasing homebuyer education. Continue Reading
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11 Jan 2023
Deductibles, Copayments, OOP Max Trends Indicate Cost-Sharing Growth
Between 2013 and 2020, employees experienced higher cost-sharing for many medical services, although some shifts depended on plan type and union employment. Continue Reading
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10 Jan 2023
Provider Orgs Join Full-Risk Value-Based Care Contracts with BCBSM
BCBSM’s full-risk value-based care contracts aim to improve members’ healthcare experience by boosting care quality and reducing costs. Continue Reading
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04 Jan 2023
Women with Employer Sponsored Health Insurance Face Affordability Issues
Nearly 4 percent of women with employer-sponsored health insurance reported unaffordability for medical care compared to 2.7 percent of men. Continue Reading
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30 Dec 2022
CA, AZ Payers Boost Care Access for Active-Duty Service Members
Active-duty service members will have access to Blue Shield of California’s and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona’s provider networks during their service and after transitioning to Veterans Affairs eligibility. Continue Reading
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28 Dec 2022
Court Says BCBSIL Cannot Exclude Coverage of Gender-Affirming Care
BCBSIL is a third-party administrator for an employer-sponsored health plan that denied coverage of gender-affirming care for an employee’s transgender son. Continue Reading
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28 Dec 2022
How Payer, Provider Alignment Enables Simplified Medical Billing Format
After years of working toward this goal, the payer and provider partners introduced a simplified medical billing format, in part made possible due to their joint venture model. Continue Reading
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22 Dec 2022
Harvard Pilgrim, Tufts Health Plan Increase Caregiver Support for Members
Commercial members will have access to caregiver support tools starting in January 2023, including care coordinators and an online peer network. Continue Reading
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21 Dec 2022
Blue Cross MN Value-Based Contract Reduced Cancer Care Costs
The value-based contract, which focuses on utilizing care coordination to prevent unnecessary hospital visits, reduced cancer care costs by more than ten percent for patients with Blue Cross employer group coverage. Continue Reading
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20 Dec 2022
How Coverage and Costs Vary Within Different Types of Health Plans
Different types of health plans, such as health maintenance organizations and preferred provider organizations, can lead to varying out-of-pocket expenses, monthly premiums, and annual deductibles for members. Continue Reading
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19 Dec 2022
93% of Employees Satisfied with Employer Sponsored Health Insurance
Employees described their employer-sponsored health insurance as affordable, high-quality, and comprehensive. Continue Reading
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15 Dec 2022
Nonprofit Sues GA for Refusing to Cover Transgender-Related Healthcare
The lawsuit aims to prevent the Georgia State Health Benefit Plan, which provides health insurance coverage for over half a million Georgians, from excluding coverage for transgender-related healthcare. Continue Reading
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15 Dec 2022
SCAN Group, CareOregon Plan to Combine, Form HealthRight Group
The new combined company that SCAN Group and CareOregon form would continue to serve Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries. Continue Reading
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14 Dec 2022
ACAP Health Plans Will Identify Birthing-Friendly Hospitals in Directories
Including the birthing-friendly hospital designation in provider directories will help ACAP health plan members identify facilities that deliver quality maternal healthcare. Continue Reading
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13 Dec 2022
Payer Announces Partnership to Offer In-Home Care with Flexible Hours
The partnership allows members to access in-home care after normal primary care office hours any day of the week. Continue Reading
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12 Dec 2022
Aetna Grants $9.3M to Support Behavioral Health for Youth in Foster Care
The funding supports Aetna’s goal of helping children in foster care transition to home- or community-based settings and receive behavioral health services. Continue Reading
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12 Dec 2022
Heat-Related Illness Diagnoses Among Private Payer Members Are Increasing
Payers should be aware that heat-related illness diagnoses are increasingly prevalent among males and older privately-insured populations. Continue Reading
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09 Dec 2022
High Deductibles Create Barriers to Screening Mammograms, Follow-Up Tests
More than 20 percent of women said they would skip follow-up tests for a screening mammogram if they knew they would face a high deductible. Continue Reading
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08 Dec 2022
Elevance Health ACO Generated Cost Savings Among Fully Insured Members
Under Elevance Health’s ACO model, cost savings ranged from -$25.42 per member per month in 2016 to -$44.08 per member per month in 2020 for fully insured members. Continue Reading
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06 Dec 2022
Behavioral Health Treatment was Associated with Lower Healthcare Costs
The mean per member per month healthcare cost for individuals who received outpatient behavioral health treatment was $571 compared to $686 for those who did not receive treatment. Continue Reading
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05 Dec 2022
CareFirst Funds Community-Based Orgs to Boost Behavioral Healthcare Access
The community-based organizations are working to improve behavioral healthcare access for youth and strengthen the provider workforce in low-income and rural areas. Continue Reading
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02 Dec 2022
Payer Sees Significant Mental Healthcare Utilization, Network Size Growth
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts shared data on mental healthcare utilization and network size shifts that reflected the payer’s mental healthcare expansions. Continue Reading
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01 Dec 2022
Health Insurance Price Growth Rises to 20%, Outpacing Other Medical Care
Experts anticipated high health insurance prices, but it remains unclear whether high prices in the rest of the nation’s goods and services will push health insurance prices even higher. Continue Reading
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30 Nov 2022
Gold Carding Has Mixed Effects on Streamlining Prior Authorization Processes
Gold carding is a relatively new approach to streamlining prior authorization processes that appealed to many health plans but may not consistently deliver on its promises. Continue Reading
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29 Nov 2022
Health Insurance Coverage Disruptions Tied to Higher Mortality Risks
The link between health insurance coverage disruptions and high mortality risks highlights the importance of including coverage disruption assessments in social risk screenings. Continue Reading
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28 Nov 2022
SCAN Health Plan Expands Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan in CA
The payer’s Fully Integrated Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan includes zero-dollar copays for prescription drugs, free access to virtual behavioral health services, and dental coverage, among other benefits. Continue Reading
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23 Nov 2022
35% More MA Plans Offering Home-Based Supplemental Benefits in 2023
The number of Medicare Advantage plans to offer primarily health-related supplemental benefits increased from 824 in 2022 to 1,111 in 2023. Continue Reading
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22 Nov 2022
Health Insurance Is Expensive, But Americans Intend to Keep Their Plans in 2023
Seven out of ten Americans plan to stay in their current health plan in 2023 even as healthcare costs escalate, but many also have a threshold for how much more they are willing to pay. Continue Reading
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22 Nov 2022
Medicare Advantage Premiums Rise, Zero-Dollar Premium Plan Uptake Declines
Data from the first half of the 2023 open enrollment season is revealing departures from the last three years’ open enrollment trends. Continue Reading
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17 Nov 2022
Top 5 States with the Highest Levels of Healthcare Spending
Healthcare spending was highest in South Dakota, Louisiana, West Virginia, Florida, and Wyoming. Continue Reading
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17 Nov 2022
CareSource Addresses LGBTQA+ Housing Social Determinants of Health Barriers
The payer will help pay for the construction of an inclusive housing setting for LGBTQA+ seniors who often face discrimination and social determinants of health barriers when seeking housing. Continue Reading
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16 Nov 2022
ERIC: Allow Employer Sponsored Health Plans to Electronically Deliver AEOB
If employer sponsored health plans could deliver advanced explanation of benefits materials electronically, it could improve costs and members’ healthcare literacy. Continue Reading
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15 Nov 2022
50% of Coronavirus Hospitalizations Covered by ESI Cost Over $25K
Coronavirus hospitalizations could cost between $10,000 and more than $38,000 in employer-sponsored health plans, depending largely on whether the hospitalization included an ICU stay. Continue Reading
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10 Nov 2022
How Massachusetts’ Benchmark Impacted Healthcare Cost Growth
Accountability mechanisms that accompanied the state’s benchmark legislation, including Cost Trends Hearings and Performance Improvement Plans, did little to constrain healthcare cost growth, stakeholders noted. Continue Reading
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09 Nov 2022
Community Health Plans Lowered Consumer Healthcare Spending in 2022
Community health plans improved healthcare spending in a variety of ways, but largely through their drug pricing advocacy and premium adjustments. Continue Reading
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09 Nov 2022
Elevance Health Will Acquire Specialty Pharmacy To Treat Chronic Diseases
The payer has already shared plans to improve the specialty pharmacy’s speed and expand its services to encompass a wider scope of chronic diseases. Continue Reading
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07 Nov 2022
Banner|Aetna Health Plan Streamlines Bill Format to Improve Medical Billing
Given how confusing medical billing can be for members, Banner|Aetna reformatted the medical bill that patients receive and implemented automated billing along with other solutions. Continue Reading
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07 Nov 2022
37% of People Switched Health Insurance Plans During Perinatal Period
Individuals covered by Medicaid or Medicaid managed care were more likely to switch health insurance plans during the perinatal period than those with private insurance. Continue Reading
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04 Nov 2022
Report Urges CMS to Increase Oversight of Medicare Advantage Marketing
The Senate Finance Committee report urged CMS to conduct regular oversight of Medicare Advantage marketing materials and prohibit plans from contracting with deceptive agents and brokers. Continue Reading
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04 Nov 2022
AMA: 79% of Medicare Advantage Markets Have Little Competition
AMA found that around a third of Medicare Advantage markets in 2021 had one insurer with a market share of 50 percent or more, indicating low competition levels. Continue Reading
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03 Nov 2022
Better Access to Health Insurance Coverage Boosted Healthcare Use
Gen Z and Millennials were more likely to say that premium subsidies and Medicaid provisions, which improved access to health insurance during the pandemic, led to increased healthcare use compared to older generations. Continue Reading
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03 Nov 2022
Employers Juggle High Healthcare Spending, Hiring Challenges in 2022
Employers are turning to whole person care, high-cost claims management, hospital quality and price transparency as they seek to control healthcare spending. Continue Reading
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02 Nov 2022
Medicare Advantage Offers Better Access to Behavioral Healthcare Than FFS
Behavioral healthcare services are crucial for seniors, but fee-for-service Medicare may not provide enough coverage. Continue Reading
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01 Nov 2022
2022 Employee Contributions Trends in Employer Sponsored Health Plans
Employee contributions to healthcare costs in employer sponsored health plans will vary based on the size of the company and the type of coverage. Continue Reading
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31 Oct 2022
Dialysis Triples Healthcare Spending for Members with Chronic Diseases
Private health plan members with chronic diseases that require dialysis demonstrate a dramatic spike in healthcare spending when they start dialysis. Continue Reading
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31 Oct 2022
Cigna Expands Value-Based, In-Home Primary Care Services in Medicare Advantage
The payer sought to expand access to in-home primary care services in order to improve healthcare spending and quality of care in its Medicare Advantage plans. Continue Reading
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24 Oct 2022
Blue Cross NC Scholarship Program Aims to Diversify Health Insurance Industry
The program aims to lower cost-related barriers for minorities and women seeking to enter the health insurance industry. Continue Reading
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21 Oct 2022
Humana Expands 2023 Medicare Advantage Dental Benefits in Florida
Humana Medicare Advantage members in Florida will have access to new dental benefits in 2023, including higher annual allowances of up to $6,000 that can be used for out-of-pocket dental, vision, or hearing expenses. Continue Reading
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19 Oct 2022
UHC Supports Health Equity for Disabled Members Through Program Investments
UnitedHealthcare put $5 million toward an organization that addresses employment opportunities and healthcare support for Texans with disabilities. Continue Reading
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18 Oct 2022
Subsidies Drive Individual Health Insurance Marketplace Enrollment
Individual health insurance marketplace enrollment has grown in recent years, largely driven by subsidized coverage on the Affordable Care Act marketplace. Continue Reading
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17 Oct 2022
SCAN Health Plan Starts a Medicare Advantage Health Plan for LGBTQ+ Seniors
The Medicare Advantage health plan is available for enrollment during the 2023 open enrollment season which started on October 15, 2022. Continue Reading
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14 Oct 2022
BCBS Health Plan Expands Medicare Advantage Drug, Mental Health Benefits
The health plan unveiled new benefits that expanded Medicare Advantage members’ access to brand-name drugs, mental healthcare services, and fitness services. Continue Reading
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07 Oct 2022
Blue Cross Blue Shield Expands Benefits for Federal Employees
Blue Cross Blue Shield made changes to its federal employee healthcare coverage with the goal of reducing costs for members. Continue Reading
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06 Oct 2022
Blue Cross NC Partnership Aims to Improve Fall Prevention for Members
The payer partnered with a healthy housing organization to assess members’ fall risk and offer them fall prevention resources. Continue Reading
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06 Oct 2022
Alignment Health Expands Medicare Advantage Offerings for 2023
The payer is expanding its Medicare Advantage offerings to reach members in 14 additional counties and two new states: Florida and Texas. Continue Reading
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05 Oct 2022
Employer Sponsored Health Plan Enrollment Dropped 5% During Pandemic
Employer-sponsored health plan enrollment fell from 14 million members in January 2020 to 13.3 million members in June 2021. Continue Reading
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05 Oct 2022
Health Plan Shares Insurance Definitions to Boost Member Health Literacy
Bolstering member health literacy is critical in the weeks leading up to open enrollment season for Medicare and the federal marketplace. Continue Reading
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03 Oct 2022
Payer Donates to Expand Mental Health Treatment Training for Providers
The Aetna health plan sought to open up another mental health treatment option for members suffering with adverse childhood events and trauma. Continue Reading
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03 Oct 2022
4 Payers Share 2023 Medicare Open Enrollment Benefits, Inflation Drives Updates
Payers framed their new benefits for 2023 Medicare open enrollment in the context of rising inflation and efforts to lower healthcare costs. Continue Reading
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29 Sep 2022
Independence Expands Value-Based Care Relationship, Seeks to Boost Primary Care
The payer will sell a minority stake in one of its subsidiaries to Penn Medicine, continuing the payer’s value-based care relationship with the health system. Continue Reading
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29 Sep 2022
Modernizing Patient Payments to Address Healthcare Consumerism
Healthcare consumerism and increased patient financial responsibility are challenging providers to think differently about patient payments. Continue Reading
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28 Sep 2022
UHC Awards $200K in Social Determinants of Health Grants in NM
To address social determinants of health needs in New Mexico—particularly housing-related needs—UnitedHealthcare offered the grants to four community organizations. Continue Reading
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26 Sep 2022
Businesses Struggle to Meet Employer Sponsored Health Plan Expectations
Nearly three in four employees said their employer prioritized business needs over worker needs when selecting employer-sponsored health plan options. Continue Reading
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26 Sep 2022
How Data, Analytics, and Collaboration Drive Healthcare Innovation
For the healthcare industry to achieve the goals of truly patient-centered care, stakeholders must work collaboratively and break down silos of information and knowledge. Continue Reading
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23 Sep 2022
Payers Leverage Technology to Boost Maternal Health Outcomes
With the worsening maternal mortality crisis, AHIP noticed more payers are working to improve maternal health outcomes by integrating telehealth and other technologies into care programs. Continue Reading
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23 Sep 2022
Uninsurance, High Deductible Plans Linked to Greater Medical Debt
Around 15 percent of uninsured adults and 12 percent of those with private high-deductible health plans reported medical debt, compared to 9.4 percent of Medicare beneficiaries. Continue Reading
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22 Sep 2022
Aetna Reduces Member Suicide Rate, Adolescents Behavioral Health Lagging
The payer achieved a 15.7 percent reduction in its suicide rate between 2019 and early 2022, but adolescent behavioral health continues to suffer increases in the suicide rate. Continue Reading
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19 Sep 2022
Employer Sponsored Health Plan Costs Expected to Increase in 2023
Employer-sponsored health plan costs will likely increase as one in four employers plan to shift rising expenses to employees through higher premiums. Continue Reading
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19 Sep 2022
NCQA Shares Health Plan Performance Ratings Ahead of Open Enrollment
The NCQA ratings reflect various measures of health plan performance in 2021, including clinical quality and patient experience. Continue Reading
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12 Sep 2022
Large Employers Aim to Redirect Healthcare Spending, Boost Quality
Large employers will focus on improving healthcare affordability, member outcomes, and health equity by redirecting healthcare spending and purchasing to support high-quality, whole-person care. Continue Reading
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09 Sep 2022
Anthem Grants $150K to Support Substance Use Disorder Services
The $150,000 grant will go towards helping people with substance use disorders transition from treatment, incarceration, or other high-risk settings to stable housing environments. Continue Reading
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08 Sep 2022
CVS Health: How Educators, Parents Factor Into Adolescent Mental Health
Parents and educators can play important roles in adolescents’ mental health journeys, especially as the adolescent mental health crisis escalates. Continue Reading
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07 Sep 2022
HCSC Employs Virtual Care To Expand Access to Primary Care Services
The payer’s virtual care solution was already available in some regions but will now enter two new states: Illinois and Texas. Continue Reading
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07 Sep 2022
Most of Premium Dollar Used for Prescription Drugs, Medical Services
Inpatient and outpatient hospital costs combined accounted for 38.9 cents of the healthcare premium dollar, while 22.2 cents went toward prescription drugs. Continue Reading