Access UnitedHealthcare Provider Portal and State-Specific Health Plans
Access the UnitedHealthcare Provider Portal to view and manage health plans available by state, enhancing provider and payer efficiencies in health insurance administration.
Access the UnitedHealthcare Provider Portal to view and manage health plans available by state, enhancing provider and payer efficiencies in health insurance administration.
Insights from the 2025 Payer + Provider Summit on AI-driven care, value-based models, community partnerships, and the need for stable federal policies to advance primary and preventive care.
Comprehensive 2026 outlook on U.S. healthcare and insurance sector covering AI adoption, Medicare Advantage growth, pharmaceutical scrutiny, market consolidations, and emerging health equity focus.
CMS revises competitive bidding program for durable medical equipment, affecting supply contracts and patient access concerns within Medicare's medical device market.
A Michigan pharmacist sentenced for $4M Medicare fraud highlights ongoing regulatory risks. ACLM promotes lifestyle medicine for chronic disease care. New study finds moderate coffee intake may slow aging in serious mental illness patients.
New Medicare drug price negotiations reduce government costs on 15 high-spend medications, including cancer and diabetes treatments, saving $12 billion annually.
Learn about the 2025 Medicare Open Enrollment Period from October 15 to December 7, including changes to prescription drug coverage and tips for beneficiaries to optimize their health plans.
Explore critical 2025 U.S. healthcare developments affecting insurance markets, from vaccine safety and measles resurgence to drug pricing reforms and medical education loan caps.
Explore UnitedHealthcare’s extensive 2026 policy and program updates for Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial health plans, including coverage expansions, referral changes, and streamlined prior authorizations.
CMS's Medicare Advantage proposal reintroduces the reward factor, affecting insurer payments by $13B, and phases out the inpatient-only list, impacting outpatient care and rural health strategies.