1. Rockledge, Fla.-based Health First may no longer be considered an in-network provider for Cigna members if the organizations don’t reach a new reimbursement agreement.
2. Nashville, Tenn.-based Envision Healthcare and Humana signed a new in-network agreement for Humana’s commercial and government members in Florida, the organizations said Nov. 12.
3. Some hospitals in Georgia will no longer contract with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia’s ACA marketplace plans.
4. The University of Texas Medical Branch Health in Galveston is ending its contract with Aetna next spring.
5. Renton, Wash.-based Providence agreed to join Anthem Blue Cross’ Vivity Health Plan as a joint venture partner, effective Nov. 1.
6. Dallas-based Southwestern Health Resources and Humana signed a value-based payment arrangement for Humana’s Medicare Advantage members in North Texas, the organizations said Oct. 28.
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