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The new state-based initiative, which will launch in 8 states in the fall of 2024, will connect adults with mental health conditions or substance use disorders to a support system by prioritizing collaboration with primary care providers.

The survey found that 28% of Americans have had an overdraft on their checking account in the past year.

Industry observers said that drug companies are likely to continue to oppose the government's efforts to reduce prices.

With abortion expected to be front and center during election year, Secretary Xavier Becerra has sent a letter to health plans and insurers to "continue to encourage plans and issuers to ensure they are complying with the law."

UnitedHealth, the nation's largest health insurer, attributes Medicare Advantage claims for much of the increased costs, as well as high December COVID-19 hospital admissions, driven by a more infectious variant.

To stop the "leakage" of retirement cash-outs when employees switch jobs, the Department of Labor proposes new rules regarding fees under SECURE 2.0, which is aimed at expanding auto-portability transactions.