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Major U.S. health insurers say they will streamline controversial process for approving care
Insurers such as CVS and UnitedHealthcare will implement the changes across commercial, Medicare and Medicaid plans, benefiting 257 million Americans.
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AHIP 2025: Executive insights from Aetna, Anterior, Ascendiun and more
Last week, influential voices in healthcare attended AHIP 2025, where speakers offered a glimpse into where the insurance ...
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Mehmet Oz: Insurers' prior auth pledge 'an opportunity for the industry to show itself'
Top officials in the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) are touting a multipronged effort from major payers to ...
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Major U.S. health insurers say they will streamline controversial process for approving care - NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Insurers such as CVS Health, UnitedHealthcare and Cigna will implement the changes across commercial plans and certain Medicare and Medicaid plans, benefiting 257 million Americans.
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Major U.S. health insurers say they will streamline controversial process for approving care - NBC Chicago
Insurers such as CVS and UnitedHealthcare will implement the changes across commercial, Medicare and Medicaid plans, benefiting 257 million Americans.
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Health insurers commit to making prior authorizations easier and less common
By 2027, the submission process will be standardized and most approvals will be made in real time — changes expected to ...
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UnitedHealth mulls $1B deal to exit Latin America: Reuters
During an earnings call in January 2018, UnitedHealthcare CEO Steve Nelson said the expansion opportunities in South America are “reminiscent of the opportunities in healthcare markets in the U ...
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Electronic health pre-approvals in Florida promise quicker care
Health insurance companies are set to streamline, simplify and reduce the pre-approval process by transitioning to an ...