4 Top Drugmakers Present Their Case To Overturn Medicare Price Negotiation Program

Four leading drugmakers were back in federal court on Thursday to challenge the constitutionality of the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program under the Inflation Reduction Act.

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US Government Calls For Insurance Companies To Make Advanced Payments Following Cyberattack Disruption

The US government on Sunday urged insurance companies to make advanced payments to health care providers following a cyberattack that disrupted insurance processing systems. The cyberattack had “significant impact” on Change Healthcare, a unit of health IT giant UnitedHealth Group, which processes 15 billion health care transactions annually. CNN previously reported that the cyberattack has resulted ...

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Medicare Announces Emergency Funds For Doctors Affected By Change Healthcare Hack

Federal health officials on Saturday said they would offer emergency funding to physicians, physical therapists and other professionals that provide outpatient health care, following a cyberattack that crippled the nation’s largest processor of medical claims and left many organizations in financial distress. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services also announced that it would make ...

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Employers Prioritize Wellness Over The Cost Of Benefits, New Study Finds

In the previous three years, price per employee was the top benefit consideration for employers, however this year it dropped by 22%, landing in third place.

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Mark Cuban’s $141K Mistake: The Cost Plus Drugs Cofounder Says CEOs Don’t Understand Health Care Coverage, And It’s Costing Them...

When a CEO fails to grasp the nuances of their company’s health care costs, it’s not just the bottom line that suffers. Employee efficiency and productivity could plummet, too, not to mention the corrosion of company culture. For these reasons, billionaire entrepreneur and Cost Plus Drugs cofounder Mark Cuban urges business leaders to take a hard look ...

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Federal Appeals Court Hears Arguments In ACA’s Free Preventive Care Mandate Case

For now, insurers and employers are still not required to cover certain free preventive care services, such as cancer screenings and HIV-preventing medications, until the federal appeals court makes its decision later this year.

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California Voters Are Skeptical That More Money Is the Answer to Homelessness

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s expensive ballot-box attempt to tackle the mental health and addiction crisis on the state’s streets is leading by a razor-thin margin, a week after the March 5 election. The close vote reflects growing skepticism among voters that he can effectively address the state’s homelessness epidemic. Proposition 1 would fund thousands of ...

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California Attorney General Boosts Bill Banning Medical Debt From Credit Reports

California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Monday that he is throwing his weight behind legislation to bar medical debt from showing up on consumer credit reports, a Democratic-led effort to offer protection to patients squeezed by health care bills. Bonta is a sponsor of Sen. Monique Limón’s bill, which seeks to block health care providers, as ...

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Biden’s Cancer Moonshot Is Expanding: New Patient Navigators, Insurance Coverage

More than a half dozen large private health insurance companies have agreed to cover the cost of navigators who guide cancer patients and their families through the confusing array of medical appointments and drug treatments that follow a diagnosis. The expansion of the cancer navigator program, part of President Joe Biden’s ambitious Cancer Moonshot, is ...

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Microsoft Forms Health AI Governance Network

The tech giant is standing up the group with 16 health systems, two healthcare technology companies and zero AI development rivals.

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