AM best changed its outlook for U.S. health insurers to neutral, from positive, in August, and it announced recently that its outlook for the industry is till negative.

The age gap is pretty apparent within the reports with workers who are 45+ prioritizing classic benefits and retirement savings, while under-35 workers value a broader mix: education assistance, ...

Zelis found even stronger consumer support for use of AI to schedule medical appoints: 92% of survey participants had neutral or more positive feelings about use of AI in appointment scheduling and ...

Zelis found even stronger consumer support for use of AI to schedule medical appoints: 92% of survey participants had neutral or more positive feelings about use of AI in appointment scheduling and ...

Senate Democrats are preparing a bill for quick floor action, and benefits groups are hoping for a boost for ICHRAs and association health plans.

Roughly 5.1% of U.S. adults may now be using GLP-1 agonists to try to control their weight, according to eHealth.

Judge Quraishi ruled that the connection between premiums paid by plan participants and out-of-pocket costs and the administrative fees the plans paid to their pharmacy benefit manager was ...

Plans could still use strategies other than prior authorization reviews to cut down on unnecessary use of care.

Ninety-five percent of CEOs surveyed are optimistic about the coming year, and 84% expect economic conditions to improve.

The American Hospital Association and Maine Hospital Association on Monday filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Maine to stop upcoming changes to the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program.

“The cost of health care is outpacing both inflation and wage growth, and this existential challenge is straining every corner of the industry ecosystem,” said Alan Stein, chief solutions officer for ...