Social media users dug up the final LinkedIn post of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, and the comments were full of upset customers.

Mass. court orders three insurers owned by UnitedHealthcare to pay $165 million over deceptive practices By Dana Gerber Globe Staff,Updated January 6, 2025, 5:35 p.m.

According to the Wall Street Journal, UnitedHealthcare’s billing practices are under investigation. The investigation is focused on the company’s Medicare Advantage plans.

UnitedHealthcare announced it has a new CEO earlier this week, almost two months after former CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed in Manhattan. The health insurance giant’s new CEO is longtime… ...

UnitedHealthcare tragedy sparks conversations about insurance reform The fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare's CEO has sparked a wave of frustration over the insurance industry.

UnitedHealthcare Dental has introduced several enhancements designed to help people improve their oral health and access dental care in a more conveni ...

A former bodyguard of the late UnitedHealthcare CEO was dumbfounded by the lack of security for Brian Thompson after he was killed in a fatal shooting, sparking a manhunt in New York City. “It ...

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The conversation around health care policies, corporate practices and economic frustrations, across partisan lines, has practically engulfed the actual story of a man brutally murdered outside of ...

MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. — A health insurance company has significantly downsized space in its longtime St. Louis-area office, and the landlord is now marketing the building as a multi-tenant space ...

UnitedHealthcare Employer & Individual calculates the cancer care payment based on the amount of money the oncology group would make on drug profits using the difference between the group’s ...