In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has made significant waves across various sectors, and the world of health insurance is no exception. While the integration of AI into health insurance ...

Over the past decade, health insurance companies have increasingly embraced the use of artificial intelligence algorithms. Unlike doctors and hospitals, which use AI to help diagnose and treat ...

Health insurance companies use AI to decide which health care treatment to cover. State laws and federal agencies are now ...

Don't rush to pay out of pocket if your health insurance denies a test, treatment, or medication your doctor says you need.

With medical inflation soaring and claim costs rising, Health Insurance is fast becoming more expensive than ever before. Whether you're renewing your existing cover or planning to buy an ...

Traditionally, health insurance was seen as a safety net that covered your hospital bills when you fell sick. But over the past few years, the concept has undergone a radical transformation.

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In 2023, nearly 1 in 5 in-network health insurance claims from plans sold on Healthcare.gov were denied, and it was even worse for out-of-network claims, with more than a third turned down.

In 2023, nearly 1 in 5 in-network health insurance claims from plans sold on Healthcare.gov were denied, and it was even worse for out-of-network claims, with more than a third turned down.

“Your employer hires your insurance company, and so your employer should say to the insurance company, ‘We're going to hold you to a set of performance standards,’” he says. “‘And if you don't meet ...

In 2023, nearly one in five in-network health insurance claims from plans sold on Healthcare.gov were denied, and it was even worse for out-of-network claims, with more than a third turned down.