California Insurance Commissioner Investigates Aetna After Troubling Admissions from Former Medical Director
Aetna’s former Medical Director admits under oath that he did not review patients’ records before…
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States May Bolster the Affordable Care Act by Enacting Individual Mandates
Recent legislative actions on Capitol Hill to repeal elements of the Affordable Care Act (ACA)…
Surprise Hospital Bill Laws May Not Apply To All Health Plans
Twenty-one states have enacted laws to prevent hospitals from sending surprise medical bills for unexpected…
California Insurer to Pay $5 Million for Failure To Address Appeals
California’s Department of Managed Health Care fined Anthem Blue Cross $5 million for failing to…
Drug Price Controls Rejected by Ohio Voters
On November 7, Ohio voters rejected by nearly 80 percent a ballot proposal called the…
Aimed Alliance Comments on Massachusetts’ Medicaid Section 1115 Waiver Request
Aimed Alliance Comments on Massachusetts’ Medicaid Section 1115 Waiver Request. Read here.
Alliance Urges Trial Attorneys to Help Patients when Health Insurers Violate Consumer Protection Laws
As The New York Times reports that health insurers contribute to the nation’s drug overdose epidemic by denying coverage of less-risky opioids and addiction treatments, a national alliance is encouraging trial attorneys to help consumers challenge illegal health insurance practices.
New Texas Law Seeks To Protect Patients from Surprise Medical Bills After Receiving Care in ERs
A new Texas law requires freestanding emergency rooms (ERs) to post a list of the…
Aimed Alliance in Idaho Statesman: Step Therapy Interferes with Treatment
Aimed Alliance’s Executive Director was quoted in the Idaho Statesman’s article detailing how the health…