The three giants driving America’s $3 trillion healthcare economy–health insurers, hospital systems, and pharmaceutical companies–all face the same dilemma: how to effectively engage customers to earn trust and improve the consumer healthcare experience.
With more than 40,000 health and wellness apps on the market today, consumers of all ages are responding to health care they can access on-the-go.
When Congress voted in March to push back the ICD-10 deadline to at least Oct. 1, 2015, emotions were mixed from payers and providers across the industry.
Enrollees in health insurance plans that don’t comply with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) have begun receiving notices of cancellation, one year after getting a reprieve.
Group cost sharing in the workplace is gaining in popularity as employers seek to contain costs, according to a new report by Unum, a leading provider of financial protection products.
Narrow network plans will play an increasingly significant role in healthcare, but there are still some wildcards that could impact their success.
The lack of competition for health insurance in U.S. metropolitan markets is a cause for concern for the American Medical Association (AMA).
One day after announcing that customers will now be able to shop and sign up for health insurance including Medicaid in its stores, retail giant Walmart announced that it was cutting part-time health benefits to about 30,000 workers.
The 50-year reign of employer-driven healthcare coverage is coming to an end, according to a new study.
Opportunity abounds for plans that formulate the right stars strategy to capture bonuses and retain and win members
Employers are attempting to mitigate rising costs resulting from the ACA by shifting them to employees, according to a new survey from the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina.
Success in today’s health insurance industry may be elusive because of significant market trends driven by the ACA, according to William Lindsay, president of the Lockton Employee Benefits Group.
ACA base standard "relatively tight"
Patient care as well as the financial health of oncologists should be strengthened
Plans tackle cancer treatment
Employees of religious non-profits can receive separate coverage for contraceptive services
Highlights of what executives from Aetna, Cigna and Humana told Managed Healthcare Executive
Growth of accountable care organizations across the U.S. healthcare market is gaining momentum
Exchanges not integrating with Medicaid
Struggling with declining revenue, many providers are turning to consolidation, changing pricing structures and new reimbursement models to protect their revenue
Many children are without dental benefits
Industry updates in business, health management
The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) released new technical specifications for the 2015 edition of the Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS).
Pressure to intensify with more penalties, rewards
Price continues to drive prescription drug trend
