Health insurance

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.

If you don't understand how and why a hospital bill is what it is, blame our healthcare financing system — not the hospital.

Corporate insurance coverage for legal liabilities may change in wake of Meta, Google cases

The insurance rule will ensure that visitors who test positive for the virus will be able to afford treatment in Thailand before leaving the country.

About 1,000 patients have already had deeply personal data revealed on dark web forums, according to Medibank.

A new survey of global medical insurers, conducted by WTW, found that nearly 80% are expecting higher increases in the next three years.

The approach uses AI and ML to leverage real-time metadata from agents and brokers to guide campaigns.

The industry contests the allegations and says that plans get paid appropriately for the risk they take on.

Under the terms of the proposed deal, UnitedHealth will pay $170 a share for LHC, the companies said in a statement on Tuesday.

The round isn’t finalized yet and the details could change, the people said, who asked not to be named discussing private information.

Employees often don’t take advantage of supplemental insurance because of the difficulty of the claims process.