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Category: Insurance
Wisconsin groups raised concerns about consolidation and the growing influence of private equity funds in healthcare and long-term care during a recent request for information by a trio of federal agencies.
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State employee health plan rates set to rise
by Sean Kirkby | May 28, 2024 | Insurance, Top Stories | 0 |
The Alliance names new CEO
by Sean Kirkby | May 14, 2024 | Insurance, People Watching, Top Stories | 0 |
State medical malpractice fund fees hold steady
by Sean Kirkby | Apr 15, 2024 | Insurance, Top Stories | 0 |
Wisconsin health plans end 2023 in the black
by Sean Kirkby | Apr 9, 2024 | Insurance, Top Stories | 0 |
NeuGen sues MassMutual
by Sean Kirkby | Mar 27, 2024 | Insurance, Top Stories | 0 |
OCI issues bulletin on Change Healthcare attack
by Sean Kirkby | Mar 15, 2024 | Health Tech, Insurance, Top Stories | 0 |
The Office of the Commissioner of Insurance on Thursday directed health insurers and pharmacy middlemen impacted by a UnitedHealthcare subsidiary’s outage to provide prompt help to consumers and providers and limit care access interruptions.
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Common Ground plans to affiliate with CareSource
by Sean Kirkby | Feb 27, 2024 | Insurance, Top Stories | 0 |
Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative has inked a letter of intent to affiliate with CareSource, a Dayton, Ohio-based managed care organization that is one of the largest Medicaid health plans in the country.
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State employee health plan won’t cover weight-loss drugs
by Sean Kirkby | Feb 27, 2024 | Insurance, Prescription Drugs, Top Stories | 0 |
OCI expects ‘minimal disruption to networks’ due to western Wisconsin healthcare facility closures
by Sean Kirkby | Feb 20, 2024 | Hospitals, Insurance, Top Stories | 0 |
The Office of the Commissioner of Insurance expects “minimal disruption to networks” once Hospital Sisters Health System and Prevea Health depart western Wisconsin, given access to other healthcare providers, a state agency spokeswoman said Monday.
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