Aetna

News April 25, 2018

Revenue Cycle and Payer News 4-25-2018

Latest news being reported on payers and the health insurance industry including news from Humana, UnitedHealth Group, Aetna, AmericanWell, AHIP, EmblemHealth and Cityblock Health.

News April 4, 2018

Revenue Cycle and Payer News 4-4-2018

Latest news being reported on payers and the health insurance industry including news from Cigna, Humana, Aetna, CareSource, Roundstone, Health Credit Services, ZirMed and more.

News March 14, 2018

Revenue Cycle and Payer News 3-14-2018

Latest news being reported on payers and the health insurance industry including news from Cigna, Humana, Anthem, UnitedHealthcare, American Medical Association, Health Care Service Corporation, Aetna, Oscar Health Insurance, CareSource and more.

News February 21, 2018

Revenue Cycle and Payer News 2-21-2018

Latest news being reported on payers and the health insurance industry including news from Aetna, Humana, Cigna, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, NTT DATA, Oracle Insurance, Oscar Insurance, Molina Healthcare and UnitedHealth Group. Also, news about several states’ investigations into Aetna’s claims denial process and how it may affect CVS/Aetna merger.

News January 31, 2018

Revenue Cycle and Payer News 1-31-2018

Latest news being reported on payers and the health insurance industry including news from Mutual of Omaha, Lumeris, Aetna, Humana, Cigna and UnitedHealth Group. Also, news of the most recent health care sector mergers and opinions on the CVS/Aetna merger.

News January 10, 2018

Revenue Cycle and Payer News 1-10-2018

Latest news being reported on payers and the health insurance industry including news from UnitedHealth Group, CVS Health, Aetna, Cigna Corporation, Humana and Axios. Also, news about the CVS/Aetna merger, ACA enrollment reports and the Trump administration’s proposed regulations.

Healthcare Revenue Cycle and Finance December 18, 2017

Back to the Future – CVS + AETNA

By David Barry – CVS’s acquisition of Aetna is a back to the future move. Decades ago, before the acronym PBM (Pharmacy Benefit Management), insurers contracted with individual pharmacies and offered members access to them at discounted rates. In so, the benefits (medical, dental, behavioral, and pharmacy) were packaged.