KFF: $35 Monthly Insulin Cost Cap Could Benefit 1 In 4 Americans In Individual, Small Group Plans

A $35-a-month cap on out-of-pocket insulin costs could benefit more than 1 in 4 Americans on the individual and small group markets and 1 in 5 in large employer-sponsored plans, a new analysis found. The analysis, published Thursday by the Kaiser Family Foundation, comes as Democrats are working to renew efforts to install a $35 ...

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Ninth Circuit Overturns Behavioral Health Care Rulings That Required Insurer To Reconsider Thousands Of Claims

A federal appeals court has overturned rulings that would have required an insurer to reconsider its denials of tens of thousands of claims for mental health, drug and alcohol care.In decisions in 2019 and 2020, Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge Joseph Spero of San Francisco said United Behavioral Health, which manages mental health services for insurance giant ...

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FDA Expected To Authorize Second Coronavirus Booster For 50 And Older

The Food and Drug Administration is poised to authorize a second coronavirus vaccine booster for anyone 50 and older, a bid to provide an extra layer of protection amid concerns Europe’s rise in infections from an omicron subvariant could hit the United States, according to several government officials. The authorizations for second Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna boosters could be announced ...

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Pfizer And BioNTech Go To Hollywood With Splashy Oscars Sponsorship

Oscar-winning actor Will Smith slapping comedian Chris Rock made the biggest headlines out of the Oscars Sunday night. But the sponsorship from Pfizer and COVID shot partner BioNTech was for the pharma marketing world a bigger moment. The vaccine-making pair, which teamed up two years ago and produced the world’s biggest-selling product last year in ...

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New Job Killer Bill Allows Employees to Refuse to Show Up for Work

A newly identified California Chamber of Commerce job killer bill that is opposed by more than 60 organizations passed the Senate Labor, Public Employment and Retirement Committee yesterday. The bill, SB 1044 (Durazo; D-Los Angeles), allows employees to leave work or refuse to show up to work if the employee subjectively feels unsafe regardless of existing health and ...

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CA To Stop Requiring Vaccine Proof, Negative Tests At Concerts, Other Large Indoor Events

California will lift COVID-19 vaccine and negative test requirements for large indoor events like concerts and games starting April 1, state officials announced last week.

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