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Legal & Regulatory Issues

Two Connecticut medical associations have filed a suit against UnitedHealthcare challenging the insurer's termination of more than 2,000 physicians as participating providers in United's Medicare Advantage Networks.

Several news organizations are appealing a judge's ruling that some testimony from the trial of Boise, Idaho-based St. Luke's Health System could remain closed from public access to protect trade secrets, according to an Idaho Statesman report.

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The Washington state health insurance exchange miscalculated tax credit amounts for about 8,000 people, telling them they can receive bigger subsidy amounts than they actually qualify for, according to a Kaiser Health News report.

Palm Beach County in Florida is considering enacting a hospital lien law to possibly allow hospitals to access patients' insurance and court settlements to collect on unpaid medical bills, according to a Sun Sentinel report.  

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