Conscious Uncoupling: Walmart and CVS to Part Ways
Walmart and CVS have been working together to offer commercial and Medicare Part D prescription coverage, but the two businesses…
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Massachusetts Insurer Agrees to End Discrimination Against Applicants Who Take Preventive Medication for HIV/AIDS
Mutual of Omaha, an insurer in Massachusetts, has been denying patients life insurance and long-term care insurance if they take…
University of Maryland Medical Center Surgeon Pioneers Transplant Delivery
Transporting an organ from a donor to a recipient is often a cumbersome process that is prone to mishaps. Dr.…
Idaho Governor Intends to Offer Illegal Insurance Plans
The newly-elected Governor of Idaho Brad Little (R) announced in his State of the State address on Monday evening that…
Aimed Alliance Counsel Explains Copay Accumulator Plans Put Employers in Legal Jeopardy
America spends more on health care than any other country in the world, and health care premiums continue to rise.…
Aimed Alliance Counsel Explains How Appeals Can Pay Off for Denied ER Visits
Did you know that you have a right to health insurance coverage for an emergency room visit if you believed…
Aimed Alliance Director of Medical Affairs Calls on Policymakers to Improve Physician Autonomy
Drawing on the findings of a physician survey released by Aimed Alliance in October, the organization’s Director of Medical Affairs,…
BenefitsPro Highlights Aimed Alliance’s Copay Accumulators Report to Explain Legal Risks to HR Professionals
Aimed Alliance counsel Stacey L. Worthy explains in a recent news article why copay accumulators are an unfair and discriminatory…
Ohio Hospitals Risk Patient Health With Nonmedical Switching Policies
Aimed Alliance counsel Stacey L. Worthy explains how Ohio hospitals seeking cost savings by forcing stable patients to switch medications…