Can Advanced Practice Providers Alleviate Physician Shortages?
Exploring the role of Advanced Practice Providers in alleviating physician shortages and the implications of AI in healthcare.
DOJ Pushes On Against UnitedHealth Despite Special Master's Report
The DOJ is pressing forward with a lawsuit against UnitedHealth Group, challenging a special master’s report that found insufficient evidence against the health giant concerning Medicare Advantage payments.
Medicare Fraud: A Target for Government Savings
An overview of Medicare fraud and its impact on government expenditures, highlighting necessary reforms to curb improper payments.
NEOS Boosts Stake in Centene; Analysts Weigh In on Stock Performance
NEOS Investment Management increases stake in Centene Corporation amid mixed analyst ratings. Discover recent investment trends and Centene's financial performance.
Medicare Advantage Enrollment Growth Continues Despite Slowdown
Medicare Advantage enrollment grows 3.9% in 2024 despite market challenges, marking a record total of 34.5 million enrollees.
UnitedHealthcare and MU Health Care Extend Contract Agreement
UnitedHealthcare and MU Health Care have secured a contract extension to ensure affordable healthcare access. This agreement is crucial amid ongoing negotiations with Anthem, whose members may face access issues if talks fail.
Medicaid Cuts and Fraud Concerns Fuel Budget Debate
Explore the implications of proposed Medicaid cuts and the ongoing debate over fraud and improper payments as lawmakers navigate the complexities of health care funding.
Medicare Advantage Growth Predicted by KFF
KFF predicts continued growth of Medicare Advantage through 2034, with Aveanna Healthcare gaining from strategic initiatives.
Understanding Medicare Premiums Without Social Security Benefits
Learn how to manage your Medicare Part B premium payments if you're not collecting Social Security yet. Get tips on enrollment, billing, and more.
California's Medi-Cal Faces $6.2 Billion Budget Shortfall
California's Medi-Cal program is facing a $6.2 billion budget shortfall due to higher-than-expected enrollment and pharmacy costs, impacting 15 million residents.