Atrium Health Levine Cancer's Financial Toxicity Tumor Board mitigates financial distress among cancer patients, improving treatment outcomes and reducing insurance claim denials. A five-year study highlights its efficacy and suggests it as a best practice for cancer centers.
AmeriLife enhances its Health Distribution platform through a new partnership with Senior Health Insurance Direct, expanding agent recruitment and training capabilities nationwide.
Politico’s use of sponsored content from health insurance and fossil fuel industries raises ethical questions about transparency and editorial independence, impacting U.S. Medicare Advantage and policy discourse.
Explore how U.S. employers are adopting value-based care models to improve employee health benefits, increase retention, and manage healthcare costs effectively through personalized plans, preventive care, benefits literacy, and price transparency.
Congressional proposals to reduce Medicaid funding by $880 billion may restrict access to vital care for nearly 80 million Americans, including many children and vulnerable groups. Policymakers are also considering work requirements that could further limit coverage.
Recent U.S. health policy debates focus on autism's classification, NIH's new autism registry, data privacy concerns, and implications for insurance and early intervention programs.
The U.S. health insurance market is projected to grow to $2.13 trillion by 2030, driven by rising healthcare costs, chronic diseases, and digital adoption. Employer and individual plans evolve amid regulatory and technological shifts.
Medicare Advantage plans face increasing provider disputes leading to special enrollment periods for affected members, raising regulatory and beneficiary access concerns.
Supreme Court examines constitutional challenge to ACA preventive services coverage focusing on the Appointments Clause and Secretary of HHS authority. Key implications for insurers and healthcare coverage.
Federal budget talks on Medicaid spending cuts raise concerns for Kansas' Medicaid program KanCare despite it not expanding Medicaid. Potential FMAP reductions could affect state finances.
