Oct. 8, 2025
| This week’s payer news for healthcare leaders
The insurer accused the health systems of putting business interests over patient well-being in recent failed contract negotiations.
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Six takeaways from the CMS administrator’s appearance at a D.C. think tank Monday — including who’s set to be the next Medicaid director.
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The coverage landscape for the privatized Medicare plans will look significantly different next year, giving smaller players a chance to snap up market share but likely creating confusion for seniors.
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Amid mounting interest and investment in the space — and questions about how to best regulate the technology — AI has become one of the hottest topics in healthcare technology. Explore the latest in
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Adam Kautzner will oversee the PCMA’s strategy as chair of the board, including its defense of pharmacy benefit managers amid growing scrutiny of their role in rising drug costs.
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Humana is giving investors an early look at stars data after a CMS slip-up led some information to be inadvertantly shared online. The results are in line with expectations but still unsatisfactory, Humana said.
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Stephen Hemsley is the chairman of UnitedHealth’s board and its CEO. The Accountability Board says that undercuts corporate governance at a turbulent time for the company.
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However, a prolonged lapse in funding could affect other activities underpinning implementation of the law that holds consumers blameless for unexpected out-of-network bills.
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About 41% of beneficiaries who could lose coverage due to federal work requirements signed into law this summer have three or more chronic conditions, according to new JAMA research.
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