Big tax-exempt hospitals would have to reveal what they spend on adversiting.

Mark Newman, a provider contracting executive, predicted reducing payment hassles would increase the supply of providers.

The company is reportedly the fifth biggest benefits broker, with more than $1.4 billion in benefits revenue.

The cards may work smoothly more than 70% of the time, but not necessarily at big-box stores' checkout counters.

Program managers argue that some of the strength is due to lingering problems with enrollment fraud.

The state has accused the company of increasing its revenue by underpaying out-of-network providers.

Plan sponsors could spend $905 billion, or $9,627 per enrollee.

The team told the doctors in the UnitedHealthcare commercial plan networks that it will put tight limits on allergy testing coverage services for adults seen during routine office visits starting Sept. 1.