Patient advocates say they frequently hear from people who thought they didn’t need to sign up for Medicare when they turned 65 because they had group health coverage. That delay sometimes forces ...

Her medical insurance denied a claim for a procedure. But she's sure it was a covered benefit. What can this employee do?

UnitedHealthcare and Brown University Health announced that Brown Health hospitals will no longer be in-network for UHC Medicare Advantage policyholders unless the two companies reach an agreement ...

UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage subscribers in Rhode Island received a letter on Tuesday notifying them, "Our current contract with Brown University Health, formerly Lifespan, and Newport ...

Its collapse reflects not simply the troubles of the broader health care market, but also the troubles with Medicare Advantage ... leverage to dictate which claims are covered, which physicians ...

Its collapse reflects not simply the troubles of the broader health care ... claims are covered, which physicians patients can see and which medications are prescribed to them. UnitedHealth’s ...

Paul Njoku, owner and CEO of home health care agency Opnet Health Care ... From 2015 to 2019, the company allegedly billed Medicare over $400,000 in claims for home health services and received ...

and Criminal Probe A healthcare professional wearing a health communications device discussing patient data with a colleague. The company’s reputation has suffered from high claim denial rates ...

But the personal and financial sensitivity of health care ... their claims. UnitedHealth Group has argued it should be dismissed from the case because the families didn’t complete Medicare ...

It took six months, countless hours on hold and intervention from state regulators before Sue Cover says she finally resolved an over $1,000 billing dispute with UnitedHealthcare in 2023.

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.

"We are committed to crushing fraud, waste and abuse across all federal healthcare programs," said Dr. Mehmet Oz, CMS Administrator. "While the Administration values the work that Medicare ...