Health insurance

Zurich Insurance Group AG is looking to buy companies to further boost its growing retail health, travel and wellbeing business.

As Donald Trump prepares for his second term, campaign promises to preserve Social Security and Medicare go up against rising healthcare costs.

Healthcare benefit costs will increase by 5.8% per employee, but that doesn't mean companies are powerless to do better by their workers.

New operational efficiencies will drive time and cost savings that can be passed onto customers.

Analysis of community health and social influences reveals impact on workforce health, productivity and cost efficiency.

UnitedHealth Group Inc.'s claims that it had made progress fixing some systems in the weeks after a crippling cyberattack frustrated state health officials who said they were still having problems.

Farley discusses his philosophy around human-centered artificial intelligence and how the supplemental insurer is focused on customers when it comes to innovation.

Peter Diamandis opened this year's RISKWORLD event with a keynote address that identified four mega-trends impacting insurance over the next six years.

SDK integration can simplify and revolutionize digital offerings for health insurers.

The cyberattack on a UnitedHealth Group Inc. data service is making it harder for health insurers across the industry to gauge their medical care expenses, Humana Inc. executives said Tuesday.

Insurance policies are working hard to prevent financial fumbles.

Health insurers need to be careful that the AI systems they use create efficiency without introducing costly and unfortunate errors.

Remote workers traveling abroad can receive medical emergency and trip interruption coverage and submit claims from anywhere in the world.

Fred Turner, CEO of Curative, explains why employers need to break away from traditional health plans.

The rules would make it harder for insurers to skirt a federal law that requires them to offer the same type of coverage for mental-health issues as for physical ones.

CorEvitas, based in Waltham, Massachusetts, operates nine patient data registries that drug companies and insurance providers use to source granular information about people suffering from various diseases as well as about the safety and effectiveness of treatments.

Given advances in technology reviewing unstructured documents to identify and extract key terms and medical data can result in an expedited process.

The deal values Amedisys at about $3.29 billion, based on the company's share count.

Personalization isn't so much a trend as an expectation.

A new Medicare policy sets out how government auditors will review data on patient illnesses and recover excess payments that aren't justified.