8 recent payer-provider contract agreements, conflicts

Here are eight recent contract agreements or conflicts between payers, providers and employers:

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1. Atlanta-based Piedmont Healthcare and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield agreed to a new contract for all Piedmont facilities, physicians and services. 

2. St. Louis-based Mercy and Humana signed a new value-based agreement that expands coverage for virtual health and coordinated care services.

3. OU Health Physicians, the physician group of Oklahoma City-based OU Health, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma haven’t been able to finalize a new contract renewal ahead of an upcoming deadline.

4. Iora Health providers in Houston are now considered in-network for Aetna Medicare members.

5. Butler Hospital, a mental health hospital in Providence, R.I., partnered with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island on a program that aims to reduce hospital readmissions.

6. Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Missouri and St. Louis-based Mercy entered into a cooperative care agreement that aims to improve outcomes and lower costs for patients. 

7. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and the Blue Care Network will extend cost-sharing waivers for members with COVID-19 through Sept. 30.

8. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota will extend virtual care benefits for its members through the end of 2021.

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