While confirming the layoffs, the health insurer said it's looking to cut $285 million in administrative costs this year.

If no deal is made by July 1, Christus Health will be out of network for Blue Cross, raising costs and concerns for patients.

The insurer and plan administrator has accused providers and a billing service of flooding it with No Surprises Act disputes.

MORGANTOWN — "This is just not sustainable." Monongalia County Commissioner Tom Bloom lamented that the annual increases in the cost of group employee health insurance is on a trajectory that will ...

Suburban OB-GYNB Mona Ghosh was sentenced to 10 years in prison for insurance and Medicaid fraud, officials announced.

Thousands of Californians who get medical care at UC Health through Blue Shield of California — including many in the Bay Area who go to UCSF and One Medical, a UCSF affiliate — may need to find a ...

A study commissioned by the GMCB showed that up to 30% of hospital spending is “avoidable”, meaning it could have been ...

A man in Bismarck is now facing several charges in state and federal court, including Medicaid fraud. Isaac Afoakwa owns Bismarck Transportation Services, and for the last five years, investigators ...

A N.C. House of Representatives committee moved Wednesday to advance a bill supporting a one percent sales tax that would ...

Health systems are no longer just managing reimbursement challenges — they’re entrenched in a two-front battle for financial sustainability. Hospital leaders point to mounting pressure from both ...

Perham Farmers Market: The Perham Farmers Market will be open every Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. throughout the ...

The Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner (OHIC) today announced that three health insurers have been directed to pay ...