Former Health Insurance Executive Sues John Oliver for Defamation
A former health insurance executive sues John Oliver for defamation over comments made on 'Last Week Tonight' regarding Medicaid services.
Former Insurance Executive Sues John Oliver for Defamation
Dr. Brian Morley sues John Oliver for defamation over a segment on Medicaid, alleging false claims about his comments on patient care.
Mercy Health and Cigna Reach Network Agreement in Ohio
Mercy Health has retained Cigna commercial health insurance in its network, ensuring access for thousands of Ohio patients after contract negotiations.
Investigative Report: $50 Billion in Questionable Medicare Payments
A detailed investigation uncovers $50 billion in Medicare payments for unverified diagnoses made by insurers, raising concerns about Medicare Advantage practices.
Understanding Medicare Coverage for Weight Loss Services
Explore Medicare's coverage options for weight loss services, including eligibility for obesity screening and behavioral therapy. Find out what's included and what isn't.
Florida Families Await Health Insurance Relief for Disabled Children
Florida families are awaiting essential health insurance reforms for disabled children following the passage of KidCare expansion, currently stalled due to litigation. Discover the impact on families and the ongoing challenges.
Medicare Advantage Plans Increasingly Offer Dental Coverage
Explore how Medicare Advantage plans are improving dental coverage for seniors, with nearly 97% now offering these critical benefits. Learn more!
FDA's Role in Regulating Insurer Coverage Algorithms
Explore the FDA's potential authority to regulate health insurance coverage algorithms and their implications for patient care.
Controversy Erupts Over $1.4 Million Health Fund in Puerto Rico
A press conference addressing the $1.4 million health insurance fund controversy in Puerto Rico raises political tensions and accountability issues among medical associations.
Connecticut's Health Insurance Enrollment Hits Record High
Connecticut's Access Health CT sees record enrollment; potential subsidy cuts threaten affordability for many.