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PBMs face scrutiny as House committee opens investigation

By Alan Goforth

"The House Oversight and Accountability Committee is shining a light on this issue in the health care system and will continue to examine solutions to make prescription drugs more affordable for all Americans," says Rep. James Comer.

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Attitudes about internal communication shift as employer-worker relationship is redefined

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CMS proposes prior authorization rule changes for health plans

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Six value-added payment approaches evaluated by CMS result in significant savings

"Models under way and in development at the CMS Innovation Center will help transform health care delivery and payment," the report says

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March 09, 2023

California ends $54 million Walgreens deal over abortion pill

Renewal of the state's contract to procure specialty pharmacy prescriptions, which was set to take effect May 1, was halted after the pharmacy chain announced its refusal to sell mifepristone in 20 states.

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March 09, 2023

Biden Administration is urged to relieve medical debt with more aggressive approach

Many consumer and patient advocates say the actions still leave millions of Americans vulnerable to financial ruin if they become ill or injured.

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March 09, 2023

$40M health care claims fraud scheme: Co-owner pleads guilty

A Connecticut claims management firm misappropriated client health care funds and defrauded lenders by using false and inflated invoices, according to the Justice Department.

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March 08, 2023

DOL issues guidance for remote workers under FLSA, FMLA

In a new memo, the labor department provides clarity on differentiating short breaks (less than 20 minutes) from longer meal breaks, as well as FMLA leave eligibility.

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March 08, 2023

Stay interviews may help companies reduce turnover, HR experts say

The point isn't asking employees to stay; it's to discover what dissatisfactions they have that might lead them to leave their current job.

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March 06, 2023

SEC charges father and son advisor duo with $27M fraud

The suit accuses the father and son of failing to disclose to over 100 investors that they had been terminated from advisory firm Waddell & Reed and were impersonating certain clients to make securities transactions.

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PBMs face scrutiny as House committee opens investigation

Attitudes about internal communication shift as employer-worker relationship is redefined

CMS proposes prior authorization rule changes for health plans

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

Six value-added payment approaches evaluated by CMS result in significant savings

California ends $54 million Walgreens deal over abortion pill

Biden Administration is urged to relieve medical debt with more aggressive approach

$40M health care claims fraud scheme: Co-owner pleads guilty

DOL issues guidance for remote workers under FLSA, FMLA

Stay interviews may help companies reduce turnover, HR experts say

SEC charges father and son advisor duo with $27M fraud