Month: October 2014
Insurers and providers increasingly are entering into partnerships to offer health plans with narrow provider networks, Modern Healthcare reports.
California's insurance exchange began mailing renewal notices this week to more than 1.1 million people already enrolled in health plans, officials announced Thursday.
The Obama administration seems pretty confident that HealthCare.gov can avoid punch-line status again when Obamacare enrollment reopens next month.
We're more than a month out from the Nov. 15 launch of Nevada Health Link 2.0. Still, given the first go-round's disastrous results, it's worth looking in now on how advance prep work is going for the new rollout.
Fall is enrollment season for many people who get insurance through their workplace.
With an improving fiscal climate, many states are increasing benefits for Medicaid recipients and paying their providers more.
Nurses in California and other areas of the country say they have not been properly trained or provided with appropriate equipment to deal with Ebola cases, KTVU reports.
California residents accumulated the third-highest amount of medical debt in the U.S. last year, according to a recent study by NerdWallet, Payers & Providers reports.
Californians, especially those in Los Angeles County, endure longer waits in hospital emergency rooms than most Americans.
The Medicare "Part B" premium that most older people pay for outpatient care will stay the same in 2015 — $104.90 a month.