US Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To $2.7 Bln Blue Cross Settlement

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a challenge to a $2.7 billion nationwide class action settlement with Blue Cross Blue Shield over allegations that the insurance giant overcharged commercial and individual subscribers for years. The justices without comment denied a petition from home improvement retailer Home Depot objecting to the landmark antitrust ...

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Medicaid for Millions in America Hinges on Deloitte-Run Systems Plagued by Errors

(Editor’s Note: the KFF Health story identified California as having in excess of $500 million in Deloitte Medicaid contracts) Deloitte, a global consultancy that reported revenue last year of $65 billion, pulls in billions of dollars from states and the federal government for supplying technology it says will modernize Medicaid. The company promotes itself as the industry ...

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Mark Cuban’s D2C Pharmacy Won’t Beat Most Insured Patients’ Out Of Pocket Drug Prices, One Study Finds

Insured patients are often better off buying their generic prescriptions through their health insurance benefits than through Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, though those without insurance could find cost savings in over a quarter of their pharmacy fills, according to a study published Friday in JAMA Health Forum. Across a sample of nearly 844 ...

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5 Ways To Turn Your Egg Breakfast Into A Nutritional Powerhouse

Starting your day with a nutritious and filling breakfast is vital for maintaining energy levels and focus until lunch. Many Americans turn to eggs for their first meal of the day for ease, affordability and taste. “Eggs are a popular choice due to their versatility and high-protein content, but not all egg breakfasts are created equal,” said Annelise ...

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NV Health Link Extends Special Enrollment Period, Launches SMS Outreach

Nevada's marketplace insurance program wants people who no longer qualify for Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program to know it has extended its special enrollment period through the end of November.

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Few People Disqualified From Medicaid Are Enrolling In Nevada’s Insurance Exchange

Since Nevada Medicaid resumed eligibility checks for beneficiaries in June of last year, only an average of 5 percent of Nevadans deemed ineligible for the publicly funded insurance program each month have managed to enroll in a plan through the state’s health insurance exchange.

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