Reporters Alex Kacik and Brock E.W. Turner and deputy editor Gabe Perna discuss the Silicon Valley Bank collapse and its aftermath.

UnitedHealth Group and Cigna are relaxing prior authorization processes days before federal regulators are expected to finalize an overhaul of their administrative processes.

Digital health leaders at Florida's Baptist Health and other health systems have grown hesitant to partner with startups that haven’t proven return on investment.

Last year, the system took steps to formalize its green initiatives, starting in the C-suite. Now those initiatives are coming to fruition.

Friday Health Plans reported a $244.4 million shortfall in Texas at the end of 2022. Rival health insurance companies will be left holding the bag.

Sales for Walgreens' U.S. healthcare segment exceeded $1.6 billion in the second quarter, compared with $527 million a year ago.

Amazon’s Dr. Nworah Ayogu said the company is no stranger to furthering innovation in challenging industries. 

The so-called clawbacks are adding to providers’ operational and financial challenges in an already-tough economic environment.

Oscar Health, billed as a health insurance company for the 21st century, has hired Mark Bertolini, the ex-CEO of 19th century insurer Aetna, as chief executive.

Bright Health Group shares are at risk of being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange and forced into the over-the-counter markets.

Most experts agree the first wave of adoption of generative AI will take place in areas of administrative redundancies. 

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost (R) accuses Cigna subsidiary Express Scripts, Humana Pharmacy Solutions, Prime Therapeutics and others of manipulating pharmaceutical prices.