Warren, Democratic lawmakers introduce bill to resurrect Chevron doctrine
The Stop Corporate Capture Act would codify the Chevron doctrine, which required federal courts give deference to agencies’ reasonable interpretation of ambiguous statutes.
Molina to acquire ConnectiCare for $350M
The acquisition, expected to close in the first half of 2025, will bring the health insurer into Connecticut.
PBMs battle bipartisan scrutiny as lawmakers eye industry reform
Top executives of CVS Caremark, Optum Rx and Express Scripts made a rare congressional appearance to defend pharmacy benefit managers’ drug pricing policies.
Humana’s CenterWell to open 23 primary care clinics at Walmart stores
CenterWell said it will lease space at Walmart Supercenter stores in four states.
Maternal health quality varies widely by state: report
In states with more restrictive abortion bans, maternal health providers tend to be more scarce and maternal deaths were typically higher, according to Commonwealth Fund.
HCA posts $17.5B in revenue in Q2 and raises full-year guidance
The Nashville, Tennessee-based provider attributed the stronger than expected results to increased patient volumes.
What does your CEO need to know about cybersecurity?
CEOs don’t necessarily have to become experts in the technical aspects of cybersecurity to be prepared in case of an attack or — hopefully — stop one before it starts.
Pharmacy group, providers sue Change Healthcare after cyberattack
The National Community Pharmacists Association and dozens of providers argue UnitedHealth-owned Change didn’t have adequate cybersecurity protections and caused them financial losses.
Healthcare costs could grow up to 8% next year: PwC
The growth is driven by inflationary pressures, prescription drug spending and rising utilization of behavioral healthcare, according to the consultancy.