Concerns Rising About Drug Management In HDHPs

Companies that offer high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) are seeing significant dissatisfaction from employees when it comes to drug utilization management, a new report has found.

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What Supreme Court Ruling On Arbitration And PAGA Means For Employers

This summer, the U.S. Supreme Court has made a number of high-profile decisions across many complex policy issues. Nestled among these high-profile decisions is yet another case that affects California law.

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Moderna Says COVID Booster ‘Potent’ vs Newer Omicron Variants

Moderna released study results today showing its new Omicron-specific booster increased antibodies against the coronavirus by a factor of 5, even against some of the newer and more worrisome variants.

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Hospital Groups Decry New Round Of DSH Cuts In Latest Infrastructure Bill

Hospital groups are making a last-minute push to prevent Congress from including cuts to safety net hospitals in a massive $1.75 trillion infrastructure package.

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California Will Require Health Facilities To Start Sharing Patient Data With Each Other

Hospitals, public health agencies and other providers have no systematic way to share patient data among themselves, limiting their ability to monitor trends and work efficiently. Under the state’s new data-sharing requirement, a doctor or case worker could get immediate access to a patient’s full medical history, and patients could view their own records easily.

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John Word And Jessica Word Honored At 2022 NAHU Convention

John Word was recognized Monday night as one of two health insurance industry “persons of the year” and recipient of the 2022 Harold R. Gordon Memorial Award. John was selected by a committee of past NAHU award recipients who carefully review nominees from across the country nominated for their contributions to the industry.

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