MercyOne Oakland (Neb.) Medical Center closed July 1 after years of declining inpatient and emergency department volumes.
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North Carolina is the latest state to shift to a managed care Medicaid model as it makes the change July 1.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota earned a statewide contract to be a Medicaid Expansion Managed Care Service provider.
President Joe Biden announced June 29 that unemployed Americans will be receiving significant subsidies for ACA coverage starting July 1, according to CNN.
Russell Street Ventures, under the ownership of former CMS Innovation Center Director Brad Smith, is launching Main Street Health, a value-based healthcare provider focused on rural America.
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North Carolina is shifting over a million Medicaid recipients to a managed care program July 1, but a new report highlights that the majority of residents knew little or nothing about the changes.
In a slew of Trump-era policy rollbacks and new additions, the Biden administration issued a proposal looking to bolster the ACA, primarily through enrollment expansions.
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island is piloting a new payment model between primary care providers and behavioral health practitioners to encourage "quality and cost efficiency," according to a June 28 news release.
Humana announced June 23 that it would more than double its roster of Neighborhood Centers in North Carolina, as well as add a new contact center to its ranks.
State-based insurance marketplaces are now eligible for $20 million in new grant money from the CMS to modernize their systems, programs and technology.