Bon Secours and UnitedHealthcare have reached an agreement, which means patients in the Upstate area of South Carolina will remain in-network.

Healthcare has a daunting and growing supply and demand problem.  We have a growing population in the United States and not enough doctors, nurses, allied healthcare providers and technicians. It is a ...

Some of the nation's health insurers say they're taking steps to speed the process by which doctors approve medical care.

Here are eight updates on healthcare union efforts in June, as reported by Becker’s: 1. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local Union 30 filed a petition with the National Labor Relations ...

The two healthcare companies have been in negotiations since January and have now reached an agreement that keeps 30,000 patients in-network.

Burned-out primary care physicians are increasingly seeking safe haven in concierge care and other free-market models of ...

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Leading brain surgeons push back against UnitedHealthcare’s denials, revealing how insurer power causes delays and impacts ...

From hospital systems to private equity, eight healthcare leaders joined Becker’s to discuss who they believe is the most disruptive force in physician consolidation today. Editor’s note: These ...

The hospital network and insurer don’t agree how long the plan will cover customers’ individual physicians at Brown Health ...

The Primary Care Access, Delivery, and Payment Task Force in Massachusetts is exploring strategies to boost primary care ...

AI can unlock new efficiencies in healthcare, but each implementation also opens up new attack surfaces for bad actors to ...