A maternal fetal medicine physician is suing Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health, alleging she faced retaliation after taking leave to care for her sick daughter, The Charlotte Observer reported March 18.
A former CFO of Sterling Medical Consultants has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $1.3 million from the company, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported March 17.
A Washington court denied CVS Pharmacy's motion for a temporary restraining order against a former Aetna executive who left to work for Cigna.
Federal Medicaid officials notified Arkansas and New Hampshire March 17 that approval for their Medicaid work requirements has been revoked, according to Politico.
CMS will not move forward with two changes to its Part D Payment Modernization Model, the agency said March 16.
The Indiana attorney general has started an investigation after a nurse at Wedgewood Healthcare Center in Clarksville, Ind., removed a COVID-19 patient's oxygen mask and he later died, according to USA Today.
Individuals who filed personal injury claims against Purdue Pharma related to its opioid painkiller OxyContin are expected to receive as much as $48,000 under the drugmaker's bankruptcy plan filed March 15, The Wall Street Journal reported.
A new guidance from the New York Department of Financial Services prohibits health insurers from denying hospital claims for administrative reasons.
Purdue Pharma submitted a bankruptcy restructuring plan March 15 that requires members of the Sackler family to give up control of the company and transforms the Oxycontin-maker into a corporation with revenue directed toward easing the opioid epidemic, The New…
While it conducts its criminal case, the U.S. is asking for a stay in civil lawsuits against UnitedHealth Group's surgical unit over alleged agreements with competitors to not poach senior-level employees.
