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The move could let officials kill rules for employers' behavioral health networks and benefits without waiting for the public to comment on the changes.

Many podiatrists and dermatologists usually do, but workers trying to use the cards to pay for occupational therapy may be out luck, researchers found.

Dr. Mehmet Oz is still waiting for the Senate to confirm the Employee Benefits Security Administration head.

The federal government is trying to ditch paper, and a payment systems firm predicts private firms will follow suit.

For out-of-network commercial plan patients, emergency care providers received just 84% of the amount owed.

A lawsuit alleging that UnitedHealthcare and MultiPlan conspired to reduce reimbursement rates for a New York anesthesia services provider has been tossed by a federal judge.