The insurtech’s net loss quadrupled to $251 million during the second quarter and the company needs capital to to get to break even, CEO Mike Mikan told investors.

A ransomware attack at a vendor exposed data on almost 2 million patients, according to a report submitted to the Health and Human Service's breach portal.

Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey and Cigna recently announced they plan to heighten oversight of evaluation and management claims that include modifier 25. 

Cerner allegedly discriminated against qualified Black and Asian applicants, according to the Labor Department.

The not-for-profit health system, which operates six day care centers, told employees in July it would end the program later this year, citing financial pressures and staffing issues. 

Dozens of hospital and health system CEOs have retired in the past six months, kicking succession plans into overdrive.

The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association faces additional legal challenges from providers and patients who opted out of the deal.

Regulators continue to adjust prior authorization guidelines as they try to boost high-value procedures and limit administrative burden.

The health system and the healthcare conglomerate plan to collaborate on nurse training, technology, and treatment of Black cancer patients.

Estimates suggest nearly 20% of adults over 65 will experience some form of mental health challenge, and nearly 5% will have a severe mental illness.

The Justice Department sued Idaho last week over the state's strict abortion ban, saying it would force doctors to violate the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act.

The cost of an attack on a healthcare system has risen about 10% to more than $10 million.