As national payers recover, not-for-profit regional plans face an uphill battle
They may operate in only one state or offer a more limited number of plans, which gives them fewer options for restructuring, experts said.
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They may operate in only one state or offer a more limited number of plans, which gives them fewer options for restructuring, experts said.
It’s one of a growing number of partnerships between the pharmaceutical and, tech industries.
Medicare began covering GLP-1s for obesity on July 1.
Catheters, ventilators, and other devices were recalled last month.
July’s healthcare hirings, firings, and retirings.
High medical costs, a sicker risk pool, and policy changes continue to test insurer finances.
As ACA enrollment falls, CMO Monica Soni worries about the healthcare system.
Experts say tariffs are creating uncertainty and shaking up biotech playbooks.
Prior authorization is a major source of concern.
These challenges are upping the need to develop innovative solutions to delivering care.