By Jonathan Stempel May 29 (Reuters) - Massachusetts sued a UnitedHealth insurance unit on Friday, accusing it of defrauding ...

The highly anticipated interim final rule weighs in on key issues for states hustling to operationalize work requirements ...

An initial wellness exam for the state’s primary care landscape published by the Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner ...

Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration argues it shows the state is weaning people off of dependence on government. Some fear it ...

A state lawmaker proposed a bill that would scrap the Ohio Department of Medicaid’s managed care program, opting instead to ...

Between 2019 and 2021, six states expanded Medicaid through voter-approved ballot initiatives, overcoming legislative opposition. We used 2016–23 data from the American Community Survey to compare ...

More than 250,000 North Carolinians could be kicked off Medicaid next year. The cuts have the potential to devastate local ...

Massive changes to Medicaid passed into law last year could result in 10 million more uninsured individuals over a decade.

Florida’s reliance on ACA plans means expiring subsidies and Medicaid changes could leave clinics and ERs absorbing more ...

The proportion of Americans without health insurance held steady at around 8% of the population in 2025, according to new ...

UnitedHealthcare received at least $100 million more than it should have from the Massachusetts Medicaid program due to inflated payments stemming from fraudulent diagnoses, Campbell alleges. Pressure ...

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell is suing UnitedHealth Group’s insurance subsidiary, UnitedHealthcare, alleging the company intentionally made low-income older adults appear sicker ...