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Cigna Corporation: Cigna Reaches Agreement With Chubb To Divest Its Life, Accident And Supplemental Benefits Businesses In Seven Countries

Agreement will sharpen Cigna's focus on the growth path for its rapidly expanding global health portfolio BLOOMFIELD, Conn., Oct. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Cigna Corporation (NYSE:CI), a

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Judge Grants Class Certification in Usual & Customary Pricing Case

Judge William Smith issued an opinion Tuesday in a case brought by Sheet Metal Workers Local No. 20 Welfare and Benefit Fund (Sheet Metal Workers),

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Startup PBMs ties to legacy competitors spark transparency questions

Startup PBMs ties to legacy competitors spark transparency questions
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What You Need to Know About Open Enrollment for Medical Benefits in 2021

While the COVID-19 pandemic has created upheaval, Duke’s medical benefits remain a trusted resource for nearly 75,000 staff, faculty, and family members. In the past fiscal year, Duke paid $288 million for health concerns for plan participants, up $27 million from the previous year. For 2022, medical, dental and vision plans will continue to provide peace of mind and value.

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Kansas audited its $80 million CVS prescription plan, but it s still shrouded in mystery

Taxpayers and state employees could be paying too much for medications. Experts say a 16-page audit commissioned by Kansas doesn't dig in to find out.

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