John Tozzi

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Health Spending Took Up A Smaller Share Of U.S. Economy In 2022

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The growth in health spending resembled that of pre-pandemic times.

UnitedHealth Sees 2024 Medicare Enrollment Below Estimates

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It's a sign of slowing growth in a business that has powered insurers' earnings for years.

Health Insurers Don't Want You To Know Where Your Money Is Going

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U.S. companies and unions are suing the biggest health insurers for allegedly squandering money.

Health-Insurer Stocks Drop As UnitedHealth Warns Of Rising Medical Costs

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Health insurance companies are highly sensitive to fluctuations in medical costs.

Medicare Wants To Claw Back $4.7 Billion From Private Health Insurers

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Private Medicare health plans are a growing source of profit for insurers.

Health Insurers Face $3 Billion Medicare Clawback Threat

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Big insurers could clash with the U.S on Medicare payments booked a decade or longer ago.

Whistle-Blowers Say Health Insurers Are Scamming Medicare To Make Billions

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A lawsuit alleges insurers are inflating how sick their members appear to be.

Anthem Expects Covid To Keep Medical Costs Elevated In 2022

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The company is also preparing for the potential end of the Covid-19 public-health emergency.

Covid-19 Takes Dramatic Toll On U.S. Life Expectancy

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It's unclear how long it will take for life expectancy to rebound.

JPMorgan Launches New Venture To Again Grapple With Healthcare

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The largest U.S. bank is launching a business called Morgan Health aimed at improving employee benefits.

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