A judge ruled disputes must be resolved within the No Surprises Act process, not retried in court.

The incident comes as the health care sector remains on edge after Brian Thompson's murder.

Public sentiment toward insurers has deteriorated sharply with just 17% of voters report a favorable view of health insurance companies.

Successive stays since early 2026 have delayed proceedings in the case, pointing to a potential consent agreement in the works.

Rising premiums, Medicaid losses and structural gaps are pushing coverage further out of reach.

Aetna survey finds growing optimism around AI, trust and navigation improvements, even as pain points persist

House Bill 4131, signed into law this week, establishes a statewide licensing framework for mobile pharmacies, empowering the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy to approve qualified operators and regulate their activities.

The findings highlight a broader tension in the retirement industry between using participant data to enhance services and concerns that the same information may be leveraged for cross-selling or other non-plan purposes.