Allen Theatres settles a $250,000 age discrimination lawsuit, ensuring health insurance for employees 65 and older, highlighting compliance in employee benefits.

Supreme Court hears a pivotal case impacting preventive services under the ACA, affecting millions of insured Americans.

Discover how the consolidation of hospital systems is driving up U.S. healthcare costs through higher facility fees and insurance challenges. Legislation and consumer awareness are key to combating these rising expenses.

Exploring the impact of the U.S. healthcare funding debate, Matthew Espenshade discusses the misalignment between government agenda and public opinion, emphasizing challenges for the insurance industry.

Cigna Healthcare and UPMC Health Plan set the standard for digital satisfaction in U.S. health insurance, leading their segments in J.D. Power's latest study, highlighting vital growth areas and member retention impacts.

A Minnesota couple is charged with defrauding Medicare and other insurers for over $15 million, underscoring major challenges in fraud prevention within the insurance industry.

A new lawsuit in Connecticut challenges how the state’s Medicaid program, HUSKY, discriminates against disabled individuals by limiting their eligibility, possibly violating constitutional rights.

A study by the University of Oregon reveals that political beliefs significantly impact individuals' trust in healthcare providers, posing challenges for patient compliance and public health management.

The Alabama Farmers Federation's proposal to offer health plans to its members has been approved by the House, reflecting a trend towards group-specific health solutions in the insurance industry.

The Alabama House recently approved House Bill 477, proposing tailored health plans for farmers, focusing on cost-saving measures and consumer protections. Explore the implications of this legislation on rural healthcare access.