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ERISA employer group opposes Kentucky bill that regulates self-insured plans, PBMs

By Alan Goforth

The ERISA Industry Committee, which represents large employers, has come out strongly against Senate Bill 188, while a family health center in Louisville supports the bill, saying it focuses on preserving patient pharmacy choice.

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White House meets with UnitedHealth Group to discuss Change Healthcare cyberattack

Biden administration officials urged UnitedHealth Group to take more steps to stabilize the health system following a the company's cyberattack that is threatening the ability of providers to fund their businesses and provide care.

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Medicare drug price negotiations continue, as drugmakers submit their counteroffers

Despite the legal battles with the federal government to block the CMS drug price negotiation program, the makers of all 10 drugs selected for the first round of negotiations submitted counteroffers by the March 2 deadline.

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Hidden crisis: Millions with employer insurance delay care due to high costs

One in six respondents reported that their work was affected by a health issue they couldn't afford to treat.

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Women doubt progress on pay, promotions: Study reveals gender gap in perception

38% of men received promotions with pay increases in 2023, compared to only 32% of women.

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March 14, 2024

UnitedHealth Group had 'its hand in the cookie jar,' said judge in its ERISA lawsuit

A federal judge didn't mince words when he denied the company's motion for summary judgment in the class-action lawsuit, filed on behalf of the firm's current and former employees, alleging its CFO violated his fiduciary duties.

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March 14, 2024

DOL sends controversial new fiduciary rule to White House for review

The Department of Labor sent its fourth attempt of a new fiduciary rule, which would broaden the definition of who qualifies as a fiduciary, to the White House Office of Management and Budget for final review.

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Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drug Co. partners with first hospital system

Cost Plus Drug Co., which sells drugs at a discounted rate, has reached an agreement with Community Health Systems, based in Franklin, Tenn., to purchase certain hard-to-source pharmaceuticals, such as epinephrine.

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ERISA employer group opposes Kentucky bill that regulates self-insured plans, PBMs

HHS is investigating UnitedHealth after cyberattack, focusing on HIPAA rules

'A tremendous financial burden': Providers sue Change Healthcare over data breach

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White House meets with UnitedHealth Group to discuss Change Healthcare cyberattack

Medicare drug price negotiations continue, as drugmakers submit their counteroffers

Hidden crisis: Millions with employer insurance delay care due to high costs

Women doubt progress on pay, promotions: Study reveals gender gap in perception

UnitedHealth Group had 'its hand in the cookie jar,' said judge in its ERISA lawsuit

DOL sends controversial new fiduciary rule to White House for review

Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drug Co. partners with first hospital system