Legislative proposals would require comparable pricing between hospital-owned outpatient offices and independent practices.

to spur litigation on a mass scale has led an insurance trade association in Germany to encourage insurance companies to reduce related protections in their commercial and product liability policies.

While the health insurance industry insists that nothing is out of the ordinary, policyholders are reporting a different reality. Denials for previously routine procedures, delayed… ...

It’s a spectacular reversal of fortunes for one of America’s most powerful companies and the nation’s largest health insurer ... in Midtown Manhattan, captured international attention ...

Another huge drop for shares of UnitedHealth Group appeared to be bleeding into shares of other major health insurers on Thursday. UnitedHealth shares were off by nearly 17% in recent trading ...

Kennedy Jr.’s plan to “Make America Healthy Again” appears to be taking shape: It consists of throwing millions of Americans off their health insurance plans, making Americans pay more for ...

(Thompson was never the head honcho of the whole company, just of its largest division, its health insurance brand.) Thompson’s death has been an elephant in the room; Stephen Hemsley ...

HealthPartners sells the best health insurance in Minnesota ... People and families with lower incomes get bigger discounts. And you can use a subsidy on a Bronze, Silver or Gold plan from any company ...

Jasmine Laws is a US News Reporter at Newsweek based in London, U.K. Her focus is reporting on health insurance ... subsidies serve as a lifeline for lower-income residents.

The company did not immediately respond to a request for further comment Monday. Wells has appealed the decision and is awaiting an update from the insurance company. “I’m truly hoping that ...

But he offered no clear legal authority to mandate lower prices ... policy to reduce some drug prices paid by Medicare, the health insurance program for Americans who are over 65 or have disabilities.

Urbana-based Carle Health is laying off 612 workers as it winds down two of its subsidiary health insurance companies. Carle plans to “reduce staff on a rolling basis to maintain full support of ...