'Delay, Deny, Defend' author: 3 ways government can fix the insurance industry
Insurance companies delay paying some claims, deny other valid claims altogether, and force policy holders to defend themselves in court - all to increase profits.
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Employers step up to defend PBMs, and other fascinating lawsuits we’re watching
The annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference starts next week, and the circumstances surrounding the event are difficult to ...
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Port workers deploy CEO tactics to win higher compensation
Workers are becoming more aggressive in seeking better compensation. Who can blame them when CEO pay has skyrocketed, but ...
Why so many people hate their health insurance — and what can be done about it
The shocking death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson ignited a provocative national debate: Is health insurance so bad ...
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Nurses release “Code Blue” report
Minnesota Nurses Association members gathered in downtown Minneapolis outside of the Piper Sandler Heartland Summit ...
The claim: UnitedHealth Group took down its tribute to Brian Thompson
UnitedHealth Group's Dec. 4 tribute to slain CEO Brian Thompson remained online as of Dec. 31, contrary to social media posts ...
UnitedHealth Group CEO quietly telling execs company will smash financial records | Reporter Replay
UnitedHealth Group is expected to smash financial records this year amid a fraught environment at the company following the ...
UnitedHealth Group CEO Reportedly Says Company Will Hit Financial Records: Exec's Murder, Public Outcry Are Backdrop For Q4 Earnings
UnitedHealth Group reports Q4 financial results Jan. 16. A look at the estimates and how the company is navigating itself ...
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'The Status Quo of Insured Health Care Is Not a Viable Path Forward.'
In part 1 of this HealthLeaders series, Hogg defined the status quo: the “complex, four-party system — insurers, sponsors [employers], providers, and consumers — that disrupts normal market dynamics.