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There are legal safeguards to protect patients from big bills like out-of-network air-ambulance rides. But insurers may not pay if they decide the ride wasn't medically necessary.

The analysis reiterates that biosimilar challenges are not limited to the Humira market.

Kirkwoodians can expect big changes to the Kirkwood City Council following the April 2 municipal election. In addition to six candidates — including only one incumbent — vying for four

PBMs have used various strategies over the years to squeeze independent pharmacies, and these tactics are on the rise as the federal government takes aim at reigning in the notorious middlemen.

Beckers is delighted to name 46 hospital and health system chief digital officers to know. 

Rick Bates has a nice business finding consumers the best deals on their medicines. But now billionaire Mark Cuban is elbowing in.

Health insurers increasingly use prior authorization to review care decisions. This leads to delays and administrative burden. Policy fixes are addressing the problem.

CEOs are becoming younger with each passing generation. This reflects the shift to tech-savvy industries in which youth and adaptability are increasingly valuable traits. Propelled by advancing technology and an emphasis on innovation, younger CEOs bring with them fresh perspectives, digital fluency, and a willingness to take risks. With that in mind, we present 24/7 […]

Health insurers have been facing a lot of pressure as of late, which in turn might take a toll on freebies they previously offered to seniors with Medicare Advantage plans. The Wall Street Journal...

During a recent discussion that I had with two friends who had lived for several years in the USA, I expressed concern in particular regarding three aspects