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For the fifth consecutive year, insurer participation increased to 303 participants at the state level on the health exchanges, though some of the larger insurtech plans paused operations in select states, says a new report.

A new study, which looked at health care, food, fitness and green space in each city, reveals the places in the country where well-being is prioritized most highly—and where it could use some heavy lifting.

When the public health emergency ends on May 11, the HHS - which announced a transition period for providers to come back into compliance after three years - will not impose penalties on unsecure video chats or FaceTime until August 9.

On Friday, the House Appropriations Committee approved a bill that would prevent "spread pricing" and increase regulations on PBMs, two days after the Senate unanimously passed its version.

The 2020 law, which allows for price transparency in medical billing, has been largely successful in protecting consumers, though gaps remain, say stakeholders.

Doctors were confronted by new and often hard-to-diagnose symptoms, and insurers took longer to process claims related to post-COVID conditions.