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56% of workers know someone who will quit due to RTO mandates

By Lucy Peterson

Nearly two-thirds of U.S. workers are willing to take a pay cut in exchange for the option to work remotely.

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Employees spend more time on social media than making benefits decisions

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Fired for not returning to the office? Employee sues employer, alleging ADA discrimination

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October 30, 2023

Is the new multi-cancer early detection test worth the $949 cost?

Doctors, researchers and patient advocates are cautiously optimistic about the liquid biopsy test that screens for more than 50 types of cancers, however, 62% of people who got positive results in a Lancet study didn't have cancer.

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October 27, 2023

Medical providers, hospitals call on Congress to extend 5% value-based care incentive

Incentives for alternative payment models, which Congress created in 2015 to help providers move into new payment models that encourage high quality, cost-effective care, will expire Dec. 31 unless lawmakers extend it.

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October 27, 2023

Report: Patient billing experience affects relationship with provider

The preference for contactless payments has doubled within two years, with as many as 33% of patients preferring to use digital wallets, PayPal or Venmo.

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October 26, 2023

More Americans downgrading insurance plans to cope with rising costs

The survey found more than half of Americans could not pay off an unexpected $5,000 health care out-of-pocket expense.

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October 26, 2023

Express Scripts sued by 4 independent pharmacies, alleging price fixing

The lawsuit, which alleges that the pharmacy benefit manager colluded with Prime Therapeutics to charge higher fees, comes weeks after an independent pharmacy association launched an investigation into PBM fees.

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October 26, 2023

DOL's new overtime rule may face legal challenges: Should employers wait and see?

In August, the DOL proposed to raise the salary threshold to $55,000 (from $35,568), making more than 3 million workers newly eligible for overtime pay and prompting employers to begin considering the rule's potential impact.

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October 26, 2023

Should doctors get a pay cut? House members wrangle over Medicare payments for 2024

Lawmakers took the first step last week to address longstanding issues with how much Medicare should pay doctors, as the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services proposed a 3.3% cut to Medicare payments for 2024.

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56% of workers know someone who will quit due to RTO mandates

Employees spend more time on social media than making benefits decisions

Fired for not returning to the office? Employee sues employer, alleging ADA discrimination

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Is the new multi-cancer early detection test worth the $949 cost?

Medical providers, hospitals call on Congress to extend 5% value-based care incentive

Report: Patient billing experience affects relationship with provider

More Americans downgrading insurance plans to cope with rising costs

Express Scripts sued by 4 independent pharmacies, alleging price fixing

DOL's new overtime rule may face legal challenges: Should employers wait and see?

Should doctors get a pay cut? House members wrangle over Medicare payments for 2024