‘Deny, deny, deny!’ That’s how a staff doctor at Cigna was told how to review claims
Teachers and other state employees' health care is in trouble, according to North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell, and he’s calling for reforms to save it.
Oncologist Shortage “Has Gotten to the Crisis Level”
Teachers and other state employees' health care is in trouble, according to North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell, and he’s calling for reforms to save it.
Change Healthcare, Kaiser Permanente cyberattacks: A wake-up call for health care
Teachers and other state employees' health care is in trouble, according to North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell, and he’s calling for reforms to save it.
Legal battle over health costs could change workplace benefits
Teachers and other state employees' health care is in trouble, according to North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell, and he’s calling for reforms to save it.
Big Pharma layoffs continue, as Bristol-Myers Squibb cuts 2,200 jobs, $1.5B in costs
Teachers and other state employees' health care is in trouble, according to North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell, and he’s calling for reforms to save it.
Lawmakers Weigh Lifting National Restrictions on Physician-Owned Hospitals
Teachers and other state employees' health care is in trouble, according to North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell, and he’s calling for reforms to save it.
NC treasurer claims cancer patients overcharged, hospitals call allegation ‘false picture’
Teachers and other state employees' health care is in trouble, according to North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell, and he’s calling for reforms to save it.
Overcharged: State Employees, Cancer Drugs, and the 340B Drug Pricing Program
North Carolina hospitals used the safety-net 340B Drug Pricing Program to overcharge cancer patients, state employees, and taxpayers for oncology drugs.
White House to push cybersecurity standards on hospitals
The Biden administration intends to require hospitals to meet minimum cybersecurity standards after a single hack exposed the data of 100 million Americans, according to a senior US cybersecurity official.
As drug shortages reach record highs, regulators float next steps
Drug shortages hit a new high in the first quarter of 2024 and sent patients and doctors scrambling for ADHD medications, chemotherapy drugs, and more. And this ongoing struggle to get shortages under control has now triggered fresh calls for action.
