Crain's Chicago Business

The Medicare Advantage insurer co-founded by Dr. Eric Whitaker will try to find patients in underserved parts of other markets.

The Justice Department claims Oak Street’s patient recruitment program prioritized financial gains over seniors’ best interests.

Walgreens allegedly submitted false claims for payment to federal healthcare programs for prescriptions it processed but were never picked up by patients.

The Black Directors Health Equity Agenda, whose partners include Advocate and CommonSpirit, got a boost in developing its playbook from Kaiser Permanente.

In January, personal health information of about 10,300 people may have been exposed in a widespread breach of UChicago Medicine employee emails.

HCSC is offering large employers an insurance plan that incentivizes using providers with "the highest-quality, cost-effective health outcomes."

Ontogen Medtech said the moves are part of a broader strategy to offer services from design work to scalable production, to clients in health tech.

A lawsuit alleges Walgreens executives concealed the pharmacy division's weaknesses and inability to break a cycle of poor performance.

Chartis CEO Ken Graboys lays out a plan for the future of his company and of healthcare in America.

Hundreds of registered nurses at the University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System are protesting against understaffing and stagnating pay.

The Northbrook-based insurance giant said the sale was the first step in its strategic plan to offload its health and benefits holdings.

Founder and CEO Eric Lefkofsky said strong second-quarter financials came out with "everything the way you want to see it."

In the latest Gallagher survey, many executives say they're adding extra steps for access to specialty drugs like GLP-1s.

Chase Hammon joins a rotating cast of top executives at Illinois’ largest independent physicians group and is tasked with scaling the business following several cutbacks.

The workforce reduction comes as the Chicago hospital seeks to improve operating efficiency after reporting an $85 million shortfall this year.