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At least a dozen doctors were hired by major insurance companies after being disciplined by state medical boards or making multiple or outsized malpractice payments, according to a ProPublica and Capitol Forum investigation.

More than one-fourth of employees said they would consider leaving their jobs if they didn't receive a holiday gift.

The analysis said the consistently high levels of market concentration can be linked to consolidation of insurers through mergers and acquisition.

Providers are supposed to inform patients when the care being rendered is out of network, but that "informed consent" is often buried in a pile of consent forms that patients auto-sign, in rapid fire.

In North Carolina, lawmakers outraged that breast cancer patients were being denied reconstructive surgeries passed a measure forcing health insurers…

The numbers contrast sharply with increases as high as 35% in 2021.