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AeroMD has filed a lawsuit against Cigna, which accuses the insurance company of owing $9 million in reimbursements for emergency medical transports, and making patients wait for transport while Cigna

Cigna removed 25% of medical services from prior authorization requirements. This represents more than 600 codes, and includes 100 surgical codes, nearly 200 genetic testing codes, durable medical equipment, orthoses and prosthetics and other services, said Dr. Scott Josephs, chief medical officer of Cigna Healthcare.

Health news and commentary from around the Web gathered by <em>MedPage Today</em> staff

Vertical integration and a lack of transparency are at the heart of the problem

Biden’s campaign released ads on Fox News’ website ahead of the GOP debate pledging to restore <i>Roe v. Wade </i>with a<i> </i>“Dark Brandon” meme.

In an industry that’s all too familiar with hype cycles, these three cybersecurity trends stand out in 2023 as being more than just passing fads, according to our SC Awards Winners Circle panelists from Yubico, ForgeRock and F5.

How Medicare Advantage plans raid taxpayer funds and routinely fail to deliver the care that patients expect and deserve.

In a regulatory filing, Burrys Scion Asset Management revealed last week that it bought put options for the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust and the Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 ETF, which track respectively the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 indices. Scions bet is worth a total $1.6 billion.

Cheung’s impressive commitment to wellness and mental health in her marketing efforts is reaping rewards for the insurance giant in Asia and Africa.

The essence of Cynergy BPOs success in the healthcare arena is a culmination of its extensive industry experience