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Elevance faces $100K fine for mental health overcharges in Maine

By Allison Bell

Insurance examiners found late reimbursement and cost-sharing problems in 2,240 of the 4,580 behavioral care claim files reviewed in the company’s Anthem unit.

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Communication crisis for frontline workers costs $80.6B a year

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Feds announce new data format update for employer health plan prices

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May 23, 2025

Senators' new bill would auto ‘reenroll’ workers into 401(k)s every 3 years

Since one in four workers are not enrolled in their employer-sponsored 401(k) plan, the Auto Reenroll Act, sponsored by Senators Tim Kaine and Bill Cassidy, M.D., would reenroll workers automatically by permitting more frequent opportunities for employees to opt in.

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May 23, 2025

Cigna now offers employers $200 Wegovy, Zepbound copay option

The new weight-loss option will cut what the plan sponsors pay as well as what the patients pay, Cigna’s PBM Evernorth says.

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May 23, 2025

TIAA sued by workers over its 401(k), alleging higher plan fees than it charges clients

A former employee, on behalf of 28,000 participants, has sued the retirement services provider over mismanagement of its Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association plan, notably retaining an underperforming fund for 16 years.

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May 23, 2025

UnitedHealth allegedly paid nursing homes to limit hospital transfers, risking patient health

UnitedHealth Group allegedly made secret bonus payments to nursing homes to cut costs by reducing hospital transfers, according to an investigation by The Guardian.

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May 22, 2025

Appeals court backs employer, in third-party health plan administrator fiduciary case

A boat maker objected to how its administrator paid out-of-state medical providers.

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May 22, 2025

Senate's new bill aims to enforce employers to give younger workers access to 401(k)s

The Helping Young Americans Save for Retirement Act removes costly provisions that would otherwise make covering younger workers expensive.

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May 22, 2025

$1,000 401(k) 'Trump accounts' for babies in just-passed House tax bill

“A child's relatives, their parents can contribute up to $5,000 per year of after-tax dollars annually to that account,” said White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.

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Elevance faces $100K fine for mental health overcharges in Maine

Communication crisis for frontline workers costs $80.6B a year

Feds announce new data format update for employer health plan prices

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Senators' new bill would auto ‘reenroll’ workers into 401(k)s every 3 years

Cigna now offers employers $200 Wegovy, Zepbound copay option

TIAA sued by workers over its 401(k), alleging higher plan fees than it charges clients

UnitedHealth allegedly paid nursing homes to limit hospital transfers, risking patient health

Appeals court backs employer, in third-party health plan administrator fiduciary case

Senate's new bill aims to enforce employers to give younger workers access to 401(k)s

$1,000 401(k) 'Trump accounts' for babies in just-passed House tax bill